Usually means: Directed toward the cerebral cortex.
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▸ adjective:  (anatomy) Leading toward the cerebral cortex.

Similar:
afferent, corticoafferent, corticifugal, cerebropetal, corticoefferent, corticocortical, precerebral, frontocortical, geniculocortical, corticular, more...

Opposite:
centrifugal, divergent, outward

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Similar:
afferent, corticoafferent, corticifugal, cerebropetal, corticoefferent, corticocortical, precerebral, frontocortical, geniculocortical, corticular, more...

Opposite:
centrifugal, divergent, outward



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