neocerebellum

[ne″o-ser″ĕ-bel´um] phylogenetically, the newer parts of the cerebellum, consisting of those parts predominately supplied by corticopontocerebellar fibers.

ne·o·cer·e·bel·lum

(nē'ō-ser'ĕ-bel'ŭm), [TA] Phylogenetic term referring to the larger lateral portion of the cerebellar hemisphere receiving its dominant input from the pontine nuclei that, in turn, are dominated by afferent nerves originating from all parts of the cerebral cortex; phylogenetically of more recent origin than the archicerebellum and paleocerebellum (q.v.) (for example, the neocerebellum reaches its largest development in humans and other primates). Synonym(s): corticocerebellum

ne·o·cer·e·bel·lum

(nē'ō-ser-ĕ-bel'ŭm) [TA] The larger lateral portion of the cerebellar hemisphere, receiving its dominant input from the pontine nuclei that, in turn, are dominated by afferent nerves from the cerebral cortex; phylogenetically of more recent origin than the archicerebellum and paleocerebellum, the neocerebellum reaches its largest development in humans and other primates.

单词	neocerebellum
释义	DictionarySeecerebellum neocerebellum neocerebellum [¦nē·ō‚ser·ə′bel·əm] (anatomy) Phylogenetically, the most recent part of the cerebellum; receives cerebral cortex impulses via the corticopontocerebellar tract. neocerebellum neocerebellum [ne″o-ser″ĕ-bel´um] phylogenetically, the newer parts of the cerebellum, consisting of those parts predominately supplied by corticopontocerebellar fibers. ne·o·cer·e·bel·lum (nē'ō-ser'ĕ-bel'ŭm), [TA] Phylogenetic term referring to the larger lateral portion of the cerebellar hemisphere receiving its dominant input from the pontine nuclei that, in turn, are dominated by afferent nerves originating from all parts of the cerebral cortex; phylogenetically of more recent origin than the archicerebellum and paleocerebellum (q.v.) (for example, the neocerebellum reaches its largest development in humans and other primates). Synonym(s): corticocerebellum ne·o·cer·e·bel·lum (nē'ō-ser-ĕ-bel'ŭm) [TA] The larger lateral portion of the cerebellar hemisphere, receiving its dominant input from the pontine nuclei that, in turn, are dominated by afferent nerves from the cerebral cortex; phylogenetically of more recent origin than the archicerebellum and paleocerebellum, the neocerebellum reaches its largest development in humans and other primates.
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