A branching nerve fiber or axon with tree-like extensions, particularly in neurological contexts.
From Greek dendron (tree) + axon (axis/nerve fiber). A technical term combining anatomical terminology to describe neural branching patterns.
Your brain's dendraxons branch out like real trees to form networks with thousands of connections—this is why damage to even one neuron can affect how you think or move.
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