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Tract (1603 bytes)
1: A '''tract''' is a short written work, usually of a politica... 3: ...elists. [[Jack Chick]] is a well known author of tracts; his are remembered for their vivid [[cartoon]] ... 5: Another widely circulated religious tract calls itself ''[[The Four Spiritual Laws]]''; thi... 7: ...far longer and more learned works than the name ''tract'' currently suggests. 11: A ''tract'' is also a bundle of nerve fibers following a pa... Corticospinal tract (2668 bytes) 1: The '''corticospinal''' or '''pyramidal tract''' is a massive collection of [[axon]]s that trav... 3: The corticospinal tract contains both sensory and motor axons. About 85% ... 7: The motor part of the corticospinal tract starts in the [[primary motor cortex]] (located m... 11: ... ''pyramids'' (this is where the name ''pyramidal tract'' comes from). 13: ...over go down the separate ''ventral corticospinal tract''. Spinothalamic tract (1681 bytes) 1: ...mn-medial lemniscus pathway]] and [[corticospinal tract]]. 5: ...ior'' (or ''ventral'' in animals) ''spinothalamic tract'' transmits touch. 11: ...nal nucleus. These secondary neurons are called ''tract cells''. 13: The axons of the tract cells cross over to the other side of the spinal ... 15: Travelling up the brainstem, the tract moves dorsally, as the neurons ultimately synapse... Gowers' tract (248 bytes) 1: ...'', better known as the [[ventral spinocerebellar tract]], conveys [[proprioception|proprioceptive]] info... Optic tract (352 bytes) 1: The '''optic tract''' is a part of the [[visual system]] in the [[br... The Triangle Tract (3170 bytes) 1: [[image:WNY5.PNG|thumb|The Triangle Tract]] 3: ...or in locating the west boundary of The Mill Yard Tract. 9: ...46 km²). This became known as the "Mill Yard Tract". 11: ... immediately resold them to Morris. The Triangle Tract thus became part of [[The Morris Reserve]]. 13: [[Category:New York history|Triangle Tract]] Respiratory tract (2748 bytes) 1: In humans the '''respiratory tract''' is the part of the [[anatomy]] that has to do ... 3: The respiratory tract is divided into 3 segments: 4: *[[Upper Respiratory Tract]]: [[nose]] and nasal passages, [[paranasal sinus... 8: ...a common site for infections. [[Upper respiratory tract infection]]s are probably the most common infecti... 10: Most of the respiratory tract exists merely as a piping system for air to trave... Gastrointestinal tract (15845 bytes) 3: ...ls]] which takes in [[food]], [[digest]]s it to extract energy and nutrients, and expels the remaining wa... 5: The GI tract differs substantially from animal to animal. For... 9: In a normal [[human]] adult male, the GI tract is approximately 25 [[feet]] or [[1 E0 m|7 and a ... 55: ...ia]] which naturally live in the gastrointestinal tract do a lot of the actual chemical work of digesting... 108: ...ones are released into the blood of the digestive tract, travel back to the heart and through the arterie... Census tract (720 bytes) 1: A '''census tract''', '''census area''', or '''census district''' i... Terror Tract (929 bytes) 1: '''''Terror Tract''''' is a [[2000 in film|2000]] [[film|movie]], f... Vocal tract (173 bytes) 1: The '''vocal tract''' is that area in animals, particularly humans, ... Welsh Tract (2089 bytes) 2: ... despite appeals from the Welsh settlers, and the Tract never gained self-government. 11: ...us/ppet/welsh/page2.asp?secid=31 A history of the Tract] 12: .../members.macconnect.com/users/d/dalex/Pages/Welsh-Tract.html A briefer history] 13: ...2-1.html Photograph of the indenture creating the Tract] The Mill Yard Tract (3251 bytes) 1: ...Gorham's Purchase''<br>''(including the Mill Yard Tract)''<br>''The Holland Purchase and the Morris Reser... 3: ...]. It consisted of a 185,000 acre (749 km²) tract 12 miles (19 km) deep and 24 miles (39 km) long, ... 9: ...ill and sawmill. Allen's 100 acre (0.4 km²) tract became the nucleus of [[Rochester, Monroe County,... 13: [[Category:New York history|Mill Yard Tract]] Urinary tract infection (1544 bytes) 1: ...adder]] to the [[urethra]] qualifies as a urinary tract infection. 5: Symptoms of a urinary tract infection include [[dysuria]] (pain on passing ur... 7: ...treatment with antibiotics will cure most urinary tract infections, sometimes a urine culture may be nece... 12: *[[NIH]] articles on Urinary Tract Infections in [http://kidney.niddk.nih.gov/kudise... Ventral spinocerebellar tract (472 bytes) 1: ... the [[dorsal spinocerebellar tract]]. Both these tracts involve two [[neuron]]s and end up on the same s... 5: *anterior spinocerebellar tract 8: *[[Gowers' tract]] 9: *tractus spinocerebellaris ventralis Dorsal spinocerebellar tract (462 bytes) 1: ...the [[ventral spinocerebellar tract]]. Both these tracts involve two [[neuron]]s and end up on the same s... 6: *[[Flechsig's tract]] 7: *posterior spinocerebellar tract 8: *tractus spinocerebellaris dorsalis Nucleus of the solitary tract (105 bytes) 1: The solitary nucleus and tract are structures in the brainstem. Upper respiratory tract infection (2459 bytes) 1: ...nfection]] which involves the upper [[respiratory tract]]: [[nose]], [[sinus]]es, [[pharynx]], or [[laryn... 12: ...ness which can also involve the upper respiratory tract and should be recognized as distinct from other c... 22: ...lecture/introurt.htm Lecture on Upper respiratory tract infection] from Infectious Diseases, Medical Micr... Lower respiratory tract infection (217 bytes) 1: ...[[pneumonia]], the rubric of '''lower respiratory tract infection''' can also be applied to other types o... Enteric duplication cysts (180 bytes) 1: ... tubular structures anywhere along the alimentary tract.
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