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internuclear

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internuclear /in·ter·nu·cle·ar/ (in″ter-noo´kle-er) situated between nuclei or between nuclear layers of the retina.
in·ter·nu·cle·ar (ntr-nkl-r)
adj.
1. Located or occurring between nuclei.
2. Located between nerve cell groups in the brain or retina.
internuclear
situated between nuclei or between nuclear layers of the retina.


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