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Cytology of the granular layer of the bulbar cochlear nuclei

The cytology of the granular layer of the cochlear nuclei was studied by aniline and Golgi staining methods. Four types of granule cell are described on the basis of the distribution of their processes and their size. Three types appear to be amacrine cells because they possess no process that has the morphological appearance of an axon. All of these cells are situated in the ventral portion of the granular layer. The granule cells of the fourth type have a distinct axonal process and are situated in the dorsal portion of the granular layer.