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• brain: Purkinje Cells We are looking at the cerebellum of the human brain.

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• call: This part of the brain is called the cerebellum.

• stimulate: Q: How does the exercise program stimulate the cerebellum?

• affect: Q: What are some examples of the exercises and how does each of them affect the cerebellum?

• revisit: Piven J, Saliba K, Bailey J, Arndt S: An MRI study of autism: The cerebellum revisited.

• involve: The virus affects the brain diffusely, but seems to particularly involve the cerebellum, producing problems with balance, coordination and speech.

• include: It is expressed in various brain regions, including the cerebellum.

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• human: PrP accumulation Image analysis was used to quantify PrP plaque formation in the tissue samples of human cerebellum.

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• predictor: Movement patterns considered will include animal gaits, minimum jerk methods, cerebellum predictors and the equilibrium point hypothesis.

• brain: Once cerebellum brain function returns to normal those with labels of dyslexia, dyspraxia, add and adhd all start to improve.

• part: Cerebellum Part of the brain that is involved in coordination.

• area: Reading fluency is probably dependent upon timing processes operating in the cerebellum area of the brain.

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• autism: Heh CW, Smith R, Wu J, et al: Positron emission tomography of the cerebellum in autism.