neuraxon

[noo-rak-son, nyoo-]

noun Anatomy.

axon.

Also neu·rax·one

[noo-rak-sohn, nyoo-] /nʊˈræk soʊn, nyʊ-/.

Origin of neuraxon

First recorded in 1895–1900; neur- + axon

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Historical Examples of neuraxon

The neuraxon gives off a number of collaterals, and then becomes a nerve-fibre of the central white matter.
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