Definition of locus caeruleus in English:

locus caeruleus

(also locus coeruleus, locus ceruleus)

noun ˌləʊkəs sɪˈruːlɪəsˌlɒkəs sɪˈruːlɪəs

Anatomy

A small bluish-grey area within the brain, located on either side of the rostral end of the floor of the fourth ventricle, made up of pigmented nerve cell bodies having noradrenergic axons distributed to many parts of the central nervous system, and considered to be part of the reticular formation.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Viner Ellis (1812–1900). From scientific Latin locus caeruleus (J. Wenzel & C. Wenzel De penitiori structura cerebri 341; also caeruleus locus (xvii. 168, in the same source)) from classical Latin locus + caeruleus.

Definition of locus caeruleus in US English:

locus caeruleus

(also locus coeruleus, locus ceruleus)

noun

Anatomy

A small bluish-grey area within the brain, located on either side of the rostral end of the floor of the fourth ventricle, made up of pigmented nerve cell bodies having noradrenergic axons distributed to many parts of the central nervous system, and considered to be part of the reticular formation.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Viner Ellis (1812–1900). From scientific Latin locus caeruleus (J. Wenzel & C. Wenzel De penitiori structura cerebri 341; also caeruleus locus (xvii. 168, in the same source)) from classical Latin locus + caeruleus.

单词	locus caeruleus
释义	Definition of locus caeruleus in English: locus caeruleus (also locus coeruleus, locus ceruleus) noun ˌləʊkəs sɪˈruːlɪəsˌlɒkəs sɪˈruːlɪəs Anatomy A small bluish-grey area within the brain, located on either side of the rostral end of the floor of the fourth ventricle, made up of pigmented nerve cell bodies having noradrenergic axons distributed to many parts of the central nervous system, and considered to be part of the reticular formation. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Viner Ellis (1812–1900). From scientific Latin locus caeruleus (J. Wenzel & C. Wenzel De penitiori structura cerebri 341; also caeruleus locus (xvii. 168, in the same source)) from classical Latin locus + caeruleus. Definition of locus caeruleus in US English: locus caeruleus (also locus coeruleus, locus ceruleus) noun Anatomy A small bluish-grey area within the brain, located on either side of the rostral end of the floor of the fourth ventricle, made up of pigmented nerve cell bodies having noradrenergic axons distributed to many parts of the central nervous system, and considered to be part of the reticular formation. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Viner Ellis (1812–1900). From scientific Latin locus caeruleus (J. Wenzel & C. Wenzel De penitiori structura cerebri 341; also caeruleus locus (xvii. 168, in the same source)) from classical Latin locus + caeruleus.
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