IX.Neurology.5b. The Optic Nerve.Gray, Henry. 1918.Anatomy of the Human Body.

Select Search ... Within the chiasma, the optic nerves undergo a partial decussation. ... The remaining and principal part of the chiasma consists of two sets of fibers, crossed and uncrossed. ... A...
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Tuber cinereum - Wikipedia

Tuber cinereum / From Wikipedia / Jump to: navigation, search / Brain: Tuber cinereum / [[Image:|250px|center|]] / [[Image:|250px|center|]] / Latin ' / Gray's subject #189 813 ... The tuber cinereum is a hollow eminence of gray substance situated...
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Molecular Assembly of Meiotic Proteins Asy1 and Zyp1 and Pairing Promiscuity in Rye (Secale cereale L.) and Its Synaptic Mutant sy10 -- Mikhailova et al. 174 (3

HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ARCHIVE SEARCH TABLE OF CONTENTS ... Identification of each chromosome allows an unambiguous analysis of the chromosomes involved in a chiasma. ... KLECKNER, N., 2006...
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eMedicine - Cushing Syndrome : Article by Gail K AdlereMedicine - Cushing Syndrome : Article by

Home / Specialties / Reference Centers / All Sources eMedicine Medscape Drug Reference MEDLINE / Quick Find / Authors & Editors / Introduction / Clinical ... Visual-field defects, often bitemporal, and blurred vision may occur in individuals...
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tutvision

A Tutorial on Ophthalmology in General Practice / Sudden Loss Of Vision / Sudden loss of vision means sudden deterioration of vision, not necessarily blindness. Is the loss of vision sudden or suddenly noticed ? ... Scotoma. (b) Optic...
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Pituitary gland

... Superior to optic chiasma is the anterior communicating artery Cavernous sinus lies on each side of the gland ...
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The brain, circadian rhythms, and clock genes -- Hastings 317 (7174): 1704 -- BMJ

... In humans and other mammals the primary body clock is located in the suprachiasmatic nuclei, a cluster of around 10 000 neurones located on either side of the midline above the optic chiasma, about 3 cm behind the eyes. 3...
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Devic's syndrome - multiple sclerosis encyclopaedia

... The most obvious difference between the two is that Devic's typically attacks the optic nerve chiasma, optic tract, and spinal cord - usually bilaterally - whereas MS lesions can be anywhere in the CNS white matter albeit...
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Yahoo!UK & Ireland Directory > Diseases and Conditions > Glioma

Diseases and Conditions > Glioma / Directory > Health > Diseases and Conditions > Glioma / Search all sites this category only UK only Ireland only ... MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia: Optic Glioma - Comprehensive information about...
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Transient expression of somatostatin receptors in the rat visual system during development.

Aging Research Center Home Page / All Previous Aging Related Articles / On-line Medical Dictionary ... During fetal life, somatostatin receptors were observed in the retina, optic nerve, optic chiasma, optic tract, and...
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