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Thalamus
Anatomy

Thalamus

Dr. Carl Wayne
on March 09, 2026

The thalamus is a large constellation of nerve cells that form an ovoid mass of grey matter in the base of the brain . It is located betwee...

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Human Brain
Anatomy

Human Brain

Dr. Carl Wayne
on February 26, 2026

The human brain is the portion of the central nervous system that fills the cranial cavity. The different anatomical structures that make u...

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Cerebellum
Anatomy

Cerebellum

Dr. Carl Wayne
on February 21, 2026

The cerebellum is the portion of the brain whose function is the coordination of movement and the maintenance of the body’s posture, tone, ...

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Schwann Cell
Biology

Schwann Cell

Dr. Carl Wayne
on February 21, 2026

The Schwann cell is a support cell of the peripheral nervous system. They wrap around each motor neuron axon of the peripheral nerve fiber...

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Cerebrum (telencephalon)
Anatomy

Cerebrum (telencephalon)

Dr. Carl Wayne
on February 16, 2026

The human cerebrum , or telencephalon , is the largest and most conspicuous portion of the central nervous system. It consists of two longit...

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Spinal Cord
Anatomy

Spinal Cord

Dr. Carl Wayne
on February 09, 2026

The spinal cord is the cylindrical and elongated portion of the central nervous system that is located in the vertebral canal. Its anterior...

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Synapse
Biology

Synapse

Dr. Carl Wayne
on February 07, 2026

Synapse is the site of nerve impulse transmission from one neuron to another, usually from the axon terminal endings to the dendrite of an...

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