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NAL Agricultural Thesaurus
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Fields of Study > animal science > anatomy and morphology > animal anatomy > nervous system > peripheral nervous system > peripheral nerves
Animals, Livestock, One Health > animal science > anatomy and morphology > animal anatomy > nervous system > peripheral nervous system > peripheral nerves
Fields of Study > zoology > animal anatomy > nervous system > peripheral nervous system > peripheral nerves
Fields of Study > animal science > zoology > animal anatomy > nervous system > peripheral nervous system > peripheral nerves
Animals, Livestock, One Health > animal science > zoology > animal anatomy > nervous system > peripheral nervous system > peripheral nerves
Fields of Study > mathematics and statistics > animal anatomy > nervous system > peripheral nervous system > peripheral nerves
Research, Technology, Methods > methodology > research methods > experimental design > mathematics and statistics > animal anatomy > nervous system > peripheral nervous system > peripheral nerves
Preferred Term:

nervios periféricos

Definition:
Nervios fuera del cerebro y la médula espinal, incluidos los nervios autonómicos, craneal y espinal. Los nervios periféricos contienen células no neuronales y tejidos conjuntivos así como axones. Las capas de tejidos conjuntivos incluyen, de afuera hacia dentro, el epineuro, el perineuro y el endoneuro.
Concept Schemes:
https://lod.nal.usda.gov/nalt
NALT Core
Términos Genéricos:
sistema nervioso periférico
Términos Relacionados:
URI:
https://lod.nal.usda.gov/nalt/54679
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