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neurobiotaxis
neurobiotaxis[¦nu̇r·ō‚bī·ō′tak·səs] (evolution) Hypothetical migration of nerve cells and ganglia toward regions of maximum stimulation during phylogenetic development. neurobiotaxis
neu·ro·bi·o·tax·is (nū'rō-bī'ō-tak'sis), The theory that nerve cell bodies may move toward, or their axons may grow toward, the area from which they receive the most stimuli. [G. neuron, nerve + bios, life + taxis, arrangement] neurobiotaxis (nū″rō-bī-ō-tăk′sĭs) [″ + bios, life, + taxis, order] The theory that developing neurons migrate toward the region from which they receive impulses. |