circuit part of central nervous system

circuit part of central nervous system

A collection of neuronal components interacting in a functional circuit. A neural circuit is bounded by the nervous sytem regions in which its participating neuronal components are contained (BB).

Type Organ
Body System Nervous
Parent Structure regional part of nervous system
Latin Name circuit part of central nervous system

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the circuit part of central nervous system?
A collection of neuronal components interacting in a functional circuit. A neural circuit is bounded by the nervous sytem regions in which its participating neuronal components are contained (BB).
What body system is the circuit part of central nervous system part of?
The circuit part of central nervous system is part of the Nervous.
What is the Latin name for the circuit part of central nervous system?
The Latin name for the circuit part of central nervous system is circuit part of central nervous system.

Related Structures

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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.