Anatomical structure alone cannot predict function

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (2):252-253 (1997)
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Abstract

The central hypothesis of Braitenberg et al.'s target article is hard to reconcile with recent neurophysiological and modeling data. The assumed pattern of mossy fiber input seems unrealistic, inhibition is likely to interfere with the proposed excitatory responses, and moreover, computer simulations show that the Purkinje cell is a poor coincidence detector

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