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Nuclei of the cerebellum

Nuclei of the cerebellum refer to clusters of neurons in the interior of the Cerebellum that send axons to motor-controlling areas outside the cerebellum

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Nuclei of the raphe

Nuclei of the raphe refer to a collection of neurons located throughout the midline of the brainstem implicated in serotoni

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Nucleotides

Deutsch: Nukleotide / Español: Nucleótidos / Português: Nucleotídeos / Français: Nucléotides / Italiano: Nucleotidi

Nucleotides refer to biochemical units that make up DNA and genes.

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Nucleus

Nucleus refers to:

(a) structure within a cell that contains the Chromosomes
(b) cluster of neuron cell bodies within the Central nervous System (CNS).

Nucleus is a membrane-b

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Nucleus accumbens

Nucleus accumbens refers to a small subcortical brain area that is rich in dopamine receptors and evidently a major part of the brain"s Reinforcement system

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Nucleus basalis

Nucleus basalis refers to the area on the dorsal surface of the forebrain ; a major source of axons that release acetylcholine to widespread areas in the cerebral cortex.

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Nucleus basalis of Meynert

Nucleus basalis of Meynert is named after its discoverer a collection of neurons implicated in Alzheimer's disease.

Nucleus of the solitary tract

Nucleus of the solitary tract refers to the nucleus in the brain stem that receives signals from the tongue, the mouth, and the larynx transmitted by the chorda tympani, glossopharyngeal, and vagus nerves.

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