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Identification
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| Official Latin term |
cellulae dopaminergicae zonae incertae (par) 
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| Official subsidiary term |
dopaminergic cells of zona incerta (pair)
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| Unit identifier | TAH:U6304 |
| Unit type | pair set |
| Materiality | material |
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Navigation
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| Link to the unit |
cellulae dopaminergicae zonae incertae (par)
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| Links of entity |
generic: cellula dopaminergica zonae incertae
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| External links | TA98 |
| Partonomic links |
Level 2: encephalon Short Extended
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Level 3: diencephalon Short Extended
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Level 4: substantia grisea prethalami
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| Subsidiary language with Latin | English French Spanish Russian |
| Non Latin primary language | English French Spanish Russian |
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Documentation
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Usage of cell instead of neuron. The traditional approach of the terminology by English-speaking countries implies to name different neurons using the word cell. This usage is slighty ambiguous: a neuron is evidently a biological cell, but not all cells are neurons. However, this usage is largely accepted, but many modern languages do not adhere to this practice. The universal terms do not share this tradition and systematically use the word neuron instead of cell. For this reason, three solutions are proposed for English: either to accept neuron in the main term and to create a synonym with cell; or to inherit from the universal formula changing neuron to cell; or to ignore the universal formula and to enter a specific term with cell. The third solution should progressively disappear in favor of the second solution. |
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Partonomy
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| TAH:E10200 |
 corpus humanum
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| TAH:U5062 | |
| TAH:U5068 | |
| TAH:U5257 | |
| TAH:U5262 | |
| TAH:U5263 | |
| TAH:U7512 | |
| TAH:U9033 | |
| TAH:U5898 | |
| TAH:U6304 |
cellulae dopaminergicae zonae incertae (par)
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Taxonomy
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| TAH:G29228 |
cellula dopaminergica zonae incertae
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| Date: 08.05.2022 |