Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

corticol-neuron

Noun

/ˈkɔːrtɪkəl ˈnjʊrɒn/

Definition

A corticol-neuron is a type of neuron that is primarily located in the cortex of the brain, particularly involved in processing and transmitting information related to sensory and cognitive functions.

Examples

The corticol-neuron’s activity is crucial for visual processing.
Dysfunction in corticol-neurons can lead to cognitive impairments.
Researchers study corticol-neurons to understand neurological diseases.

Meaning

Corticol-neurons play a critical role in the brain’s functioning by helping to integrate sensory information, make decisions, and control motor functions.