BELL'S LAW


Meaning of BELL'S LAW in English

ˈbelz- noun

Usage: usually capitalized B

Etymology: after Sir Charles Bell died 1842 Scottish anatomist

: a statement in physiology: the roots of the spinal nerves coming from the ventral portion of the spinal cord are motor in function and those coming from the dorsal portion are sensory — called also Bell-Magendie law

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