neuronal
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- adjective
- /nʊˈroʊnəl/
- Specialized
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neuronal
- An enriched, stimulating environment promotes new neuronal growth in these key areas involving memory.
- neuronal activity
- neuronal firing
- neuronal cells
That information is signaled to the brain via neuronal pathways and hormonal pathways.
- That information is signaled to the brain via neuronal pathways and hormonal pathways.
- We have a stimulus that measures neuronal reaction time.
- It's microglia that cleave off neuronal synaptic connections.
- One of them is lipid metabolism, one of them is immune cell function, one of them is neuronal energetics.
- And grey matter contains neuronal cell bodies and connections between cells, synapses amongst other things.
- But people don't understand that thoughts are just creations of neuronal function and your frontal lobe should evaluate.
- And that tends to increase your neuronal stability, the sleep trigger.
- Yes, yes, we are creatures of neuronal habit.
- And what that has done is transform my neuronal pathways.
- It might not just arise out of I guess complex like accumulated complex neural neuronal activity.
- We are social creatures, we even have neuronal systems in our brain that need this seenness and we give that seen this back.
- And after a certain amount of unconscious complexity in your neuronal structure, consciousness starts to appear as you turn that dial forward.
- But to me, it seems as though being able to make neuronal stem cells, you know, for the hippocampus, substantial Niagara, you know, all these different brain regions.
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And consciousness, therefore, is seen as the integration of these neuronal activities, and it's informational.
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And grey matter contains neuronal cell bodies and connections between cells, synapses amongst other things.
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But he was really the first person to map out neuronal anatomy in the brain.
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The neuronal sensors are correct, because it works.
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Yes, yes, we are creatures of neuronal habit.
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And that tends to increase your neuronal stability, the sleep trigger.
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We have a stimulus that measures neuronal reaction time.
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That information is signaled to the brain via neuronal pathways and hormonal pathways.
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Elevated glucocorticoids have been linked with outcomes such as impaired neuronal growth, modified immune function, and accelerated cellular aging.
Academic text (2012) -
The neuronal pathways in the brain help transmit signals between different parts of the nervous system.
Synonyms
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Connected with the nerves or the nervous system
Relating to nerve cells that send information around the body
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word neuronal comes from neuron, a Greek word meaning 'nerve', and the ending -al which means 'relating to'. Think of the everyday word nerve or the word neurology—neuronal simply means 'about neurons or the nervous system'.