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| The "Durable" outer-most portion of the spinal cord |
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| Thin middle layer of the spinal meninges. Celephane-like. Subarachnoid space is filled with cerebrospinal fluid |
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| Layer lying directly on the brain and spinal cord. Inner most. |
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| The "Buttcrack" on the front of the spinal cord. |
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| the middle-most fold on the rear (posterior) region of the spinal cord. In the white matter. |
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| Small dot in the middle of the spinal cord, where the spinal nerves run. |
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| "Two way street" Where the ventral root and the dorsal root meet. |
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| Always contains a ganglion. Usually on top. |
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| Inner most region where the horns lie. Grey because it contains cell bodies, and is unmyelinated |
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| White outer region of the spinal cord. White because it is myelenated and contains no cell bodies. |
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