epiphysial cluster

ec

Early-developing neuronal cluster of the epiphysis. By 24 hpf the pioneer axon of the dorsoventral diencephalic tract (DVDT) has arisen from the ec and grown ventrally. As this axon encounters axons of the TPOC, it makes a near-90 rostral turn and grows rostrally among axons of the TPOC growing in the opposite direction. Ross et al., 1992.

Type Organ
Parent Structure tissue
Latin Name ec

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the epiphysial cluster?
Early-developing neuronal cluster of the epiphysis. By 24 hpf the pioneer axon of the dorsoventral diencephalic tract (DVDT) has arisen from the ec and grown ventrally. As this axon encounters axons of the TPOC, it makes a near-90 rostral turn and grows rostrally among axons of the TPOC growing in t
What is the Latin name for the epiphysial cluster?
The Latin name for the epiphysial cluster is ec.

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