neuroanatomy
neuroanatomy
Definition
neuro·anat·omy (no̵or′ō ə nat′ə mē, nyo̵or′-)
noun
a branch of anatomy dealing with the nervous system
neu′ro·an′a·tom′i·cal (-an′ə täm′i kəl) adjective
neu′ro·anat′o·mist noun
neuroanatomy
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- brain: Also, a basic knowledge of the organization and functional neuroanatomy of brains.
- autism: The neuroanatomy of autism: A voxel based whole brain analysis of structural MRI scans in high functioning individuals.
Converse of object
- teach: Professor Morris, whose research interest is in neuro- and cellular endocrinology, teaches neuroanatomy, systems, and reproductive biology.
- understand: A useful tool for understanding neuroanatomy and its implications for learning.
- investigate: The consistency of these findings with prior imaging reports demonstrates the utility of the VBM technique for investigating the neuroanatomy of DS.
Adjective modifier
- functional: Functional neuroanatomy of nitric oxide signaling in the thoracic nervous system of the locust L. Owens, Q.
- basic: It includes a summary account of basic neuroanatomy and physiology, as well as clinical information.
Modifies a noun
- quiz: The comparative neuroanatomy quiz will be in multiple-choice format, and will be completed on-line ( see below for more information ).
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