NEURAL TUBE DEFECT
is an umbrella term used to describe any congenital defects which are a result of a stunned or faulty development…
NEURASTHENIA
which is characterized by fatigue, weakness, insomnia, achies and pain. The onset of the condition is considered to be due…
NEUROANATOMY
is the academic and scholastic study of physiological structures relating to the nervous system.
NEUROBIOLOGY
is a strand of the larger subject Biology which focusses on the study of the nervous system.
NEUROBIOTAXIS
typically happens during embryological development for example. Neurobiotaxis is the formation and development of nerve fibres towards the tissue it…
NEUROBLASTOMA
is a group of nerve cells which clump together forming a tumour. These cells are normally quite small, with large…
NEUROCHEMISTRY
is one of the many strands of neuroscience which focusses on the study of atoms, molecules and ions and their…
NEUROCONTROL
is an umbrella term used to describe a range of meanings. For example, neurocontrol could relate to the control of…
NEUROCRINE
describes neurones which secrete agonists such as neurotransmitters at their synapses.
NEURODERMATITIS
is a type of skin lesion which is typically associated with psychological stress.
NEUROEFFECTOR JUNCTION
describes any connection which is made between a neuron and a muscle or gland.
NEUROEFFECTOR TRANSMISSION
is the physical transmission of impulses from nerves through neuroeffector junctions to either muscles or glands.
NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY
is the academic and scholastic study of the relationships which exist between the nervous system, with specific interest in the…
NEUROETHOLOGY
is a strand of biology which looks at animal behaviours with respect to neural processes and structures.
NEUROFEEDBACK
is the ability for individuals to alter their own brain waves by using information about their brain wave characteristics which…
NEUROFIBRIL
are composed of minute protein filaments and microtubules and are otherwise called neural fibrils. They're found in the cytoplasm of…