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Darkshevich's n. a small nucleus dorsal to the medial longitudinal fasciculus in the central gray matter at the rostral end of the cerebral aqueduct; it is believed to receive fibers from the fasciculus and from the superior colliculus.
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Darkshevich's nucleus see under nucleus.
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darkroom An area used to develop films and prints, so called because it is light-tight (no light can leak in from the outside, as this will spoil the images and negatives produced.)
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darkfield illumination Used for opaque specimens where light is reflected off the specimen that is placed against a dark background. Also called reflected light illumination. Opposite of brightfield illumination.
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darkroom Darkroom is the name given to a room or space which can be closed off totally from all light so that light sensitive photographic materials can be handled safely. A small portable version of this is the Changing Bag.
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