neuroepithelium /neu·ro·epi·the·li·um/ (-ep″ĭ-thēl´e-um)
neuroepithelium [noor″o-ep″ĭ-the´le-um]
1. epithelium made up of cells specialized to serve as sensory cells for reception of external stimuli.
2. the ectodermal epithelium, from which the central nervous system is derived.neuroepithe´lial
neu·ro·ep·i·the·li·um (n r  - p -th  l-m)n. 1. The part of the embryonic ectoderm that develops into the nervous system. 2. The highly specialized epithelial cells of sensory organs such as the eye and nose. neu ro·epi·theli·al adj. |
neuroepithelium [noor″o-ep″ĭ-the´le-um]
1. epithelium made up of cells specialized to serve as sensory cells for reception of external stimuli. Called also sense or sensory epithelium.
2. the ectodermal epithelium, from which the central nervous system develops.
neuroepithelium
1. epithelium made up of cells specialized to serve as sensory cells for reception of external stimuli. Called also sense, or sensory, epithelium.
2. the ectodermal epithelium, from which the central nervous system develops.
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