<prompt> Which cerebral layer is referred as Internal granule cell layer?LayerLamina IVLayerLamina VLayerLamina VILayerLamina VII  <response>: LayerLamina IV of cerebral coex. LayerLamina IV - Internal granule cell layer Contains predominately granule cells nerve fibers. Specific sensory input through thalamocoical fibers terminate primarily in coical layer IV on stellate granule cells. Diffuse non-specific sensory afferents are distributed through layer I-IV. OTHER LAYERS OF CEREBRAL COEX: Composed of 6 layers - LayerLamina I - Molecular layer Contains nerve fibers. Mainly dendrites of pyramidal cells axons of granular cells. LayerLamina II - External granule cell layer Contains mainly granule cells. LayerLamina III - External pyramidal cell layer Contains mainly small to medium size pyramidal cells Some granular cells also present LayerLamina V - Internal pyramidal cell layer Contains large pyramidal cells. Descending tracts, i.e. projection fibers from coex coicospinal tract, coicobulbar tract are the axons of these pyramidal cells of Layer V LayerLamina VI - Multiform layer Contains all types of cells 