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Jan. 16, 2015

internuncial \in-ter-NUHN-shuhl\ adjective 1. serving to announce or connect. 2. Anatomy. (of a nerve cell or a chain of nerve cells) serving to connect nerve fibers. Quotes The two synapses integral to this reflex circuit are separated by an internuncial or connecting neuron. -- W. Bruce Currie, Structure and Function of Domestic Animals, 1992 Origin Internuncial stems from the Latin word internuntius meaning "intermediary."

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