sends synaptic output to region Kenyon cell of main calyx adult alpha'/beta' Kenyon cell alpha'/beta' middle Kenyon cell 2010-09-09T04:41:07Z alpha'/beta' m KC VFB:FBbt_00100253 FBbt:00100253 mushroom body alpha'/beta' middle neuron FlyBrain_NDB:10476 fly_anatomy.ontology Kenyon cell (alpha'/beta' lobe middle) alpha'/beta'm neuron alpha'm A subtype of the mushroom body alpha'/beta' neurons that has dendrites in the main calyx and projects an axon to the middle layer of each of the alpha' and beta' lobes (Tanaka et al., 2008; Aso et al., 2014). In the beta' lobe slice 2, their axons are located in the area between the bifurcating axons of the alpha'/beta' anterior-posterior Kenyon cells (Aso et al., 2014). In the alpha' lobe, their axons are medial to those of the alpha'/beta' anterior-posterior Kenyon cells (Aso et al., 2014). There are around 120 of these neurons in each hemisphere (Li et al., 2020). alpha'/beta' middle KC alpha'/beta' m Kenyon cell KCa'b'-m mushroom body alpha-prime/beta-prime middle neuron Comparison of the expression patterns of the enhancer traps NP65, NP1131, NP6522 and NP7427 prompted the classification of three subpopulations (anterior, middle and posterior) of alpha'/beta' neurons by Tanaka et al. (2008), according to their terminal positions. Aso et al. (2014) showed that there are only two subtypes, anterior-posterior and middle. Comparisons using these enhancer trap lines suggests that the neurons terminating in the middle of the alpha' lobe are the same subclass as those terminating in the middle of the beta' lobe (Tanaka et al., 2008). KCa'b'-m alpha'/beta' middle neuron alpha'/beta'm beta'm mushroom body alpha' middle layer mushroom body beta' middle layer