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Identification |
Official Latin term | lamina spinalis VI (par) |
Official subsidiary term | spinal layer VI (pair) |
Unit identifier | TAH:U5186 |
Unit type | pair |
Materiality | material |
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Taxonomic definition |
Taxonomic definition | A spinal layer VI is a lamina of grey matter of spinal cord [lamina substantiae griseae medullae spinalis] which receives afferent axons from muscle spindles terminating in the medial part at the C8 to L3 segmental levels and are the source of the ipsilateral spinocerebellar pathways; many of the small neurons are interneurons participating in spinal reflexes, while descending brainstem pathways project to its lateral zone. |
Partonomy |
TAH:E10200 |
corpus humanum
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TAH:U5062 | |
TAH:U5068 | |
TAH:U5138 | |
TAH:U7984 | |
TAH:U5157 | |
TAH:U5176 | |
TAH:U5186 | lamina spinalis VI (par) |
Taxonomy |
FMA:62955 | |
FMA:61775 | |
FMA:67165 | |
FMA:305751 | |
FMA:67135 | |
FMA:49443 | |
FMA:83115 | |
FMA:83143 | |
FMA:277749 | |
FMA:83926 | |
FMA:68861 | |
FMA:68867 | lamina spinalis VI |
Date: 08.05.2022 |