nonneural
- adjective
- /nɒnˈnjʊrəl/
- Specialized
- Some diseases affect both neural and nonneural cells in the body.
Examples
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The researchers focused on nonneural tissues to study the effects of the new drug.
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The experiment required a sample that was completely nonneural for accurate results.
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The nonneural tissues in the body support nerve function.
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Researchers studied nonneural mechanisms in the brain.
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The researchers focused on nonneural tissues to study the effects of the new drug.
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The experiment required a sample that was completely nonneural for accurate results.
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Some diseases affect both neural and nonneural cells in the body.
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Etymology
Nonneural is made from non- meaning 'not' and neural meaning 'related to nerves', the same root as the everyday word nerve. So in medicine it describes tissue or cells that are 'not part of the nervous system'.