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dendritic
[ den-drit-ik ]
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- den·driti·cal·ly adverb
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Origin of dendritic1
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Researchers are coming to understand that even the dendritic arms of neurons seem capable of processing information, which means that every neuron might be more like a small computer by itself.
At other times it is found in dendritic shapes, or arborescences, resulting from minute crystals implanted upon each other.
The zoœcia are not distinct from one another, but in dendritic forms the zoarium is divided irregularly by chitinous partitions.
Zoarium dendritic or linear, firmly fixed to extraneous objects; zoœcia tubular, not fused together to form a gelatinous mass.
Zoarium dendritic, recumbent, erect, or partly recumbent and partly erect.
Dendritic: applied to the branched nerve cells in the mushroom bodies of the pro-cerebrum.
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