multisynaptic

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mul·ti·syn·ap·tic (m

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adj.

Having or relating to two or more synapses.

multisynaptic

[-sinap′tik]

Etymology: L, multus + Gk, synaptein, to join

pertaining to a nervous process or system of nerve cells requiring a series of synapses.

multisynaptic [mul″tĭ-sĭ-nap´tik]

pertaining to or relayed through two or more synapses.

multisynaptic

pertaining to or relayed through two or more synapses.

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