Table 1.

Distribution patterns of Eph receptors and ephrins within parasagittal domains of Purkinje cells during the middle period of cerebellar development

Zone/lobules	EphA4	Ephrin-A5	EphA3	Ephrin-A2
Posterior IX	A (lower), B, D	Absent	Homogeneous-EGL	A (higher), B, D
	Figs. 4, 7,9	Fig. 4	Figs. 4, 8	Figs. 4, 7
VIII^1-a	A (Lm–Hl), B, D	C, E	Homogeneous-EGL	A (Hm–Ll), B, D
	Figs. 4, 7, 9	Fig.4, 6	Figs. 4, 8	Figs. 4G, 7D
Central VI, VII	M, A (lateral), B (Hm–Lc–Hl), D	A^1-b (medial), C, E	A (medial), B, D (low)	M, A (medial), B (Lm–Hc–Hl), D
	Figs. 4,6, 7, 9	Figs. 4C, 6C	Figs. 4, 8	Figs. 4, 7
Anterior I–V	M, A (lateral), B (medial), D	A (medial), B (lateral), C	Absent (stops at lobule V)	M, A (lateral), B (medial)
	Figs. 4, 6, 7	Figs. 4, 6	Fig. 4	Figs. 4,7

Gradients within bands are described only if relevant to the localization of late born cells or the expression of a cognate ligand. M refers to the thin zone bordering the midline in band A (Fig.4B, midline asterisk). EGL, external granule layer; Hm, high medial, Hl, high lateral, Lc, low central, Lm, low medial, Ll, low lateral.
↵F1-a Except for the expression of ephrin-A5, this lobule would be classified as a posterior lobule because the expression pattern of the other molecules is similar to that of lobule IX.
↵F1-b The expression of ephrin-A5 in band A of lobule VII is uncertain.