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neuroepithelial, a. Histology.|ˌnjʊərəʊɛpɪˈθiːlɪəl|
Also neuro-epithelial.
[f. neuroepithelium + -al.]
a. Of or pertaining to neuroepithelium (sense a); applied spec. to an epithelial nerve cell that is a sensory receptor.
1889McKendrick & Stoehr Text-bk. Physiol. II. xi. i. 448 In certain medusæ, the transition between a neuro⁓epithelial cell and a ganglionic or nerve cell may be traced. 1907G. A. Piersol Human Anat. 1463 The inner lamella [of the retina] may be subdivided..into the neuro⁓epithelial and the cerebral layers. 1952Habel & Biberstein tr. Trautmann & Fiebiger's Fund. Histology Domestic Animals iii. 32 The neuroepithelial cells occur in taste buds, the olfactory epithelium, the cristae and maculae staticae, the organ of Corti, and the retina. 1966T. S. & C. R. Leeson Histology xiv. 267/2 The neuroepithelial taste cells are distributed between the supporting cells and number only 4 to 16 in each taste bud. 1974P. Constantinides Functional Electronic Histology vi. 81/2 (heading) Neuro-epithelial synapses.
b. Composed of or derived from neuroepithelium (sense b).
1948R. A. Willis Path. Tumours lii. 818 While it is possible that the tumours containing undoubted embryonic neuro-epithelial tissue..were indeed pure embryonic neuro-epithelial growths, this remains uncertain. 1949B. W. Lichtenstein Textbk. Neuropath. iv. 47 One generally recognizes two varieties of interstitial tissue in the fully developed nervous system—the neuroglia of neuro-epithelial origin and the microglia or mesenchymal origin. 1971J. Minckler Path. Nervous Syst. II. clvii. 2111/1 Very primitive tumors occasionally occur in peripheral nerves which are regarded as neuroepithelial. |