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internuncial
in·ter·nun·cial I0194700 (ĭn′tər-nŭn′shəl)adj. Linking two neurons in a neuronal pathway.
[internunci(o) + -al.]
in′ter·nun′cial·ly adv.internuncial (ˌɪntəˈnʌnʃəl) adj1. (Physiology) physiol (esp of neurons) interconnecting. See internode2. (Roman Catholic Church) of, relating to, or emanating from a papal internuncioin•ter•nun•cial (ˌɪn tərˈnʌn ʃəl)
adj. serving to connect sensory and motor nerve cells. [1835–45; < Latin internūnti(us) intermediary + -al1] internuncial
internuncial [in″ter-nun´se-al] transmitting impulses between two different parts.in·ter·nun·ci·al (in'tĕr-nun'sē-ăl), 1. Indicating a neuron functionally interposed between two or more other neurons. Synonym(s): intercalary neuron2. Acting as a medium of communication between two organs. [L. internuntius (or -nuncius), a messenger between two parties, fr. inter, between, + nuncius, a messenger] internuncial (ĭn′tər-nŭn′shəl)adj. Linking two neurons in a neuronal pathway.
in′ter·nun′cial·ly adv.in·ter·nun·ci·al (in'tĕr-nun'sē-ăl) 1. Indicating a neuron functionally interposed between two or more other neurons. 2. Acting as a medium of communication between two organs. [L. internuntius (or -nuncius), a messenger between two parties, fr. inter, between, + nuncius, a messenger]internuncial Linking two neurons. |