Locus

Under locus (Latin for 'place', plural loci, in the sense of ' reference ' is the plural loca ) is defined as:

• In elementary geometry a locus
• Colloquially the " loo ", a toilet
• A home location register of disabled toilets that can be used with the euro Key
• In genetics, the short name for a gene locus
• A form of memory training, see method of loci
• An idealized natural landscape, see locus amoenus
• An English language magazine on the science fiction and fantasy literature operation, see Locus (magazine) one awarded by this magazine price, see Locus Award

Place names in anatomy:

• Locus coeruleus in the fourth ventricle
• Locus Kiesselbachi, the vascularized area in the front part of the cartilaginous nasal septum

In the general theory of illness:

• Locus of least resistance, the weakest part of a given system ( a susceptible for diseases organ )
• Locus majoris irritationis, the organ affected in a particular disease most likely or most

See also:

• Locus classicus
• Locus iste
• Locus Theologicus

• Disambiguation