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short propriospinal neurons of neck of posterior horn (pair)

Identification
Official Latin term neura propriospinalia brevia colli cornus posterioris (par)
Official term short propriospinal neurons of neck of posterior horn (pair)
Unit identifier TAH:U7837
Unit type pair set
Materiality material
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Partonomic links Level 2: spinal cord Short Extended
Level 3: posterior column (pair)
Taxonomic links Level 2: nervous cell Short Extended
Level 3: neuron
Level 4: neuron of posterior horn
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Taxonomic definition
Taxonomic definition A short propriospinal neuron of neck of posterior horn is an association neuron of posterior horn [neuron associationis cornus posterioris ] which is part of the mucous membrane of the mouth.
Notes
According to Kuypers HGJM (1981, Anatomy of the descending pathways. Chapter 13 in Hb Physiol, The Nervous System II. American Physiological Society, Bethesda, MD), propriospinal neurons, the intermediates between descending pathways and spinal motoneurons, can be subdivided into three groups: 1) Short propriospinal neurons with cell bodies located in the lateral parts of Laminae V-VII, with a range of 6-8 segments; 2) Intermediate propriospinal neurons with cell bodies mainly in the central part of Lamina VII, and axons extending over a subtotal number of cord segments (C>L; Th>S); 3) Long propriospinal neurons with cell bodies in the medial part of Lamina VII and in Lamina VIII, and extending over the whole extent of spinal cord segments.
Partonomy
TAH:E10200
human body
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TAH:U7837 short propriospinal neurons of neck of posterior horn (pair) VOV
Taxonomy
Date: 25.06.2025