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Muller law Mül·ler law (mūl'ĕr), each sensory receptor organ and its nerve fiber receive and transmit just one modality of sensation, regardless of how it is stimulated; moreover, each type of sensation depends not on any special character of the different sensory nerves, but instead on the part of the brain in which their impulses terminate. Synonym(s): law of specific nerve energiesMül·ler law (mēl'er law) Each type of sensory nerve ending, however stimulated (electrically, mechanically), gives rise to its own specific sensation; moreover, each type of sensation depends not on any special character of the different nerves but on the part of the brain in which their fibers terminate. Müller, Johannes P., German anatomist, physiologist, and pathologist, 1801-1858. Müller capsule - the expanded beginning of a nephron composed of an inner and outer layer. Synonym(s): glomerular capsuleMüller duct - either of the two paired embryonic tubes extending along the mesonephros. Synonym(s): paramesonephric ductMüller law - each type of sensory nerve ending gives rise to its own specific sensation. Synonym(s): law of specific nerve energiesMüller maneuver - the reverse of the Valsalva maneuver.Müller tubercle - the first evidence of the embryonic uterus and vagina. Synonym(s): sinus tubercle |