nucleopetal

(nu-kle-op’et-al) (L. nu’cleus nucleus + pet’ere to seek}. Directed toward a nucleus. NUEL’S SPACE 653 NUTRITORIUM matter of the cerebellum. mesencephalic nulliparity (nul-ip-ar'it-e). The condition or mn. Same as Spitzka’s n. Monakow’s n., the fact of being nulliparous. lateral part of the cuneate nucleus. motor n., any collection of cells of the central nervous system giving origin to a motor nerve. nerve N.,a nucleus of the nervous system connected with the roots of a cranial nerve. n. ner’vi abducen’tis. See abducens n. oculomotor n., the nucleus of the oculomotor nerve, under the aqueduct of Sylvius. olivary n., the olivary body. n. of , any collection of ganglion-cells giving orien to the fibers, or a part of the fibers, of a nerve. Pander’s n., a lentil-shaped ma of gray matter between the tegmental nucleus and the corresponding corpus albicans, beneath the optic thalamus. Perlia 8 N., an oculomotor center situated in the cinerea below the aqueduct of Sylvius.., an area of soe iymo to percu ion on the back over the liver. hic n., a nucleus that a umes an poly more rm or splits up into more or le completely ‘separated lobes. Ὦ. pon’tis, numerous small ma es of gray matter within the pons. nm. pulpo’sus, a pulpy ma in the center of the intervertebral disks. pyramidal m., the inner acce ory olivary nucleus. n. quin’tus, the nucleus of origin of the trigeminal nerve. red n. See feg mental n. ller’s n., a nucleus near the hilum of the olivary body. Roller's central n., a nucleus in the oblong at a near the raphé, and between the posterior longitudinal fasciculus and the lemniscus. roof n., a nucleus in the middle lobe of the cerebellum over the roof of the fourth ventricle. m. ru’ber. See tegmental n. sacral n., a ma of gray substance in the spinal cord opposite the origin of the second and third sacral nerves. segmentation n., the nucleus of a fertilized ovum formed by the union of a male with a female pronucleus and undergoing segmentation. Called also cleavage n. sensory n., a nucleus of nerve-cells forming the origin of the sensory portion of the trigeminal nerve. shadow n., a nucleus without any staining properties; an unstainable nucleus. Sie merling’s n., one of the anterior group of oculomotor nuclei in the cinerea under the aqueduct of Sylvius. Spitzka’s n., one of a group of oculomotor nuclei in the cinerea below the aqueduct of Sylvius.,Staderini’ sn. See n. inter cal at us. Stilling’s n. 1. deep origin of the hypoglo al nerve in the floor of the fourth ventricle. 2. The tegmental nucleus. Stilling’s sacral n., the sacral nucleus. sub ependymal n., the internal nucleus of the auditory nerve. sub thalamic n., nucleus hypothalamic us. superior n. Same as Deiters’ n. n. ten is for'mis. See claustrum. tegmental n., a nucleus of gray matter containing numerous ganglion-cells of a red color, in the tegmental region of the crus cerebri near the optic thalamus. Called also n. tegmenti, red n., roof n., Stilling’s n., and tectorial cerebellar n. n., the cuneate nucleus. vago-