Definition of spinal cord in English:

spinal cord

noun

The cylindrical bundle of nerve fibres and associated tissue which is enclosed in the spine and connects nearly all parts of the body to the brain, with which it forms the central nervous system.
脊髓
Example sentencesExamples
- This is medicine that goes in around your spinal cord to block the nerve impulses of pain.
- We are restricting specified risk materials, i.e. brains, spinal cords, eyeballs, etc., from animals over 30 months of age from entering the food chain.
- If the upper part of the spinal cord or the brain stem is involved, the patient may develop a bulbar palsy.
- The recent exclusion of most cow brains, eyes, spinal cords, and intestines from the human food supply may make beef safer, but where are those tissues going?
- Neurons carry messages from the brain to the spinal cord and the rest of the body.
- The potential of stem cells to repair injured spinal cords or brains damaged by Parkinson's Disease is an exciting one.
- Nerves come out of the brain and spinal cord and take messages to and from muscles, the skin, body organs, and tissues.
- Such changes may narrow the space occupied by the spinal cord and its nerve roots.
- The brain and the spinal cord constitute the central nervous system.
- It can result in spina bifida, where the bones of the spine do not completely enclose the spinal cord.
- The scientists then injected those neurons into the lumbar spinal cords of the paralyzed rats.
- The nerves from the lower part of the body join the spinal cord in the lower back.
- The brains, skulls, spinal cords and lower intestines of cattle older than 30 months are the most likely to transmit the misfolded proteins called prions that cause mad cow disease.
- The virus then enters the nerve endings and travels to the spinal cord and brain.
- That was hailed as a giant step toward cultivating stem cells that might one day repair or replace diseased organs, severed spinal cords, or brain cells destroyed by diseases such as Alzheimer's.
- The nerve cells bridged the damage and restored the functionality of the severed nerve fibers in the spinal cord.
- The spinal cord threads through the centre of each vertebra, carrying nerves from the brain to the rest of the body.
- They provide excellent images of the spinal canal and spinal cord and are not associated with this complication.
- As we know, the nerves of the spinal cord control the body's muscles.
- From this region, nerve fibres run down in bundles through the substance of the brain into the brain stem and spinal cord.

Definition of spinal cord in US English:

spinal cord

nounˌspaɪnl ˈkɔrdˌspīnl ˈkôrd

The cylindrical bundle of nerve fibers and associated tissue which is enclosed in the spine and connects nearly all parts of the body to the brain, with which it forms the central nervous system.
脊髓
Example sentencesExamples
- Neurons carry messages from the brain to the spinal cord and the rest of the body.
- If the upper part of the spinal cord or the brain stem is involved, the patient may develop a bulbar palsy.
- It can result in spina bifida, where the bones of the spine do not completely enclose the spinal cord.
- That was hailed as a giant step toward cultivating stem cells that might one day repair or replace diseased organs, severed spinal cords, or brain cells destroyed by diseases such as Alzheimer's.
- The nerves from the lower part of the body join the spinal cord in the lower back.
- The brains, skulls, spinal cords and lower intestines of cattle older than 30 months are the most likely to transmit the misfolded proteins called prions that cause mad cow disease.
- The virus then enters the nerve endings and travels to the spinal cord and brain.
- Such changes may narrow the space occupied by the spinal cord and its nerve roots.
- As we know, the nerves of the spinal cord control the body's muscles.
- The spinal cord threads through the centre of each vertebra, carrying nerves from the brain to the rest of the body.
- We are restricting specified risk materials, i.e. brains, spinal cords, eyeballs, etc., from animals over 30 months of age from entering the food chain.
- The brain and the spinal cord constitute the central nervous system.
- They provide excellent images of the spinal canal and spinal cord and are not associated with this complication.
- The nerve cells bridged the damage and restored the functionality of the severed nerve fibers in the spinal cord.
- This is medicine that goes in around your spinal cord to block the nerve impulses of pain.
- The scientists then injected those neurons into the lumbar spinal cords of the paralyzed rats.
- Nerves come out of the brain and spinal cord and take messages to and from muscles, the skin, body organs, and tissues.
- The potential of stem cells to repair injured spinal cords or brains damaged by Parkinson's Disease is an exciting one.
- The recent exclusion of most cow brains, eyes, spinal cords, and intestines from the human food supply may make beef safer, but where are those tissues going?
- From this region, nerve fibres run down in bundles through the substance of the brain into the brain stem and spinal cord.

单词	spinal cord
释义	Definition of spinal cord in English: spinal cord noun The cylindrical bundle of nerve fibres and associated tissue which is enclosed in the spine and connects nearly all parts of the body to the brain, with which it forms the central nervous system. 脊髓 Example sentencesExamples This is medicine that goes in around your spinal cord to block the nerve impulses of pain. We are restricting specified risk materials, i.e. brains, spinal cords, eyeballs, etc., from animals over 30 months of age from entering the food chain. If the upper part of the spinal cord or the brain stem is involved, the patient may develop a bulbar palsy. The recent exclusion of most cow brains, eyes, spinal cords, and intestines from the human food supply may make beef safer, but where are those tissues going? Neurons carry messages from the brain to the spinal cord and the rest of the body. The potential of stem cells to repair injured spinal cords or brains damaged by Parkinson's Disease is an exciting one. Nerves come out of the brain and spinal cord and take messages to and from muscles, the skin, body organs, and tissues. Such changes may narrow the space occupied by the spinal cord and its nerve roots. The brain and the spinal cord constitute the central nervous system. It can result in spina bifida, where the bones of the spine do not completely enclose the spinal cord. The scientists then injected those neurons into the lumbar spinal cords of the paralyzed rats. The nerves from the lower part of the body join the spinal cord in the lower back. The brains, skulls, spinal cords and lower intestines of cattle older than 30 months are the most likely to transmit the misfolded proteins called prions that cause mad cow disease. The virus then enters the nerve endings and travels to the spinal cord and brain. That was hailed as a giant step toward cultivating stem cells that might one day repair or replace diseased organs, severed spinal cords, or brain cells destroyed by diseases such as Alzheimer's. The nerve cells bridged the damage and restored the functionality of the severed nerve fibers in the spinal cord. The spinal cord threads through the centre of each vertebra, carrying nerves from the brain to the rest of the body. They provide excellent images of the spinal canal and spinal cord and are not associated with this complication. As we know, the nerves of the spinal cord control the body's muscles. From this region, nerve fibres run down in bundles through the substance of the brain into the brain stem and spinal cord. Definition of spinal cord in US English: spinal cord nounˌspaɪnl ˈkɔrdˌspīnl ˈkôrd The cylindrical bundle of nerve fibers and associated tissue which is enclosed in the spine and connects nearly all parts of the body to the brain, with which it forms the central nervous system. 脊髓 Example sentencesExamples Neurons carry messages from the brain to the spinal cord and the rest of the body. If the upper part of the spinal cord or the brain stem is involved, the patient may develop a bulbar palsy. It can result in spina bifida, where the bones of the spine do not completely enclose the spinal cord. That was hailed as a giant step toward cultivating stem cells that might one day repair or replace diseased organs, severed spinal cords, or brain cells destroyed by diseases such as Alzheimer's. The nerves from the lower part of the body join the spinal cord in the lower back. The brains, skulls, spinal cords and lower intestines of cattle older than 30 months are the most likely to transmit the misfolded proteins called prions that cause mad cow disease. The virus then enters the nerve endings and travels to the spinal cord and brain. Such changes may narrow the space occupied by the spinal cord and its nerve roots. As we know, the nerves of the spinal cord control the body's muscles. The spinal cord threads through the centre of each vertebra, carrying nerves from the brain to the rest of the body. We are restricting specified risk materials, i.e. brains, spinal cords, eyeballs, etc., from animals over 30 months of age from entering the food chain. The brain and the spinal cord constitute the central nervous system. They provide excellent images of the spinal canal and spinal cord and are not associated with this complication. The nerve cells bridged the damage and restored the functionality of the severed nerve fibers in the spinal cord. This is medicine that goes in around your spinal cord to block the nerve impulses of pain. The scientists then injected those neurons into the lumbar spinal cords of the paralyzed rats. Nerves come out of the brain and spinal cord and take messages to and from muscles, the skin, body organs, and tissues. The potential of stem cells to repair injured spinal cords or brains damaged by Parkinson's Disease is an exciting one. The recent exclusion of most cow brains, eyes, spinal cords, and intestines from the human food supply may make beef safer, but where are those tissues going? From this region, nerve fibres run down in bundles through the substance of the brain into the brain stem and spinal cord.
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