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Meaning of fraenula
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fraenula (pl.)
of Fraenulum
fraenula Sentence Examples
- The fraenula of the papillae formed a delicate network within the subepithelial connective tissue.
- The fraenula stabilized the papillae and prevented them from becoming too elongated or distorted.
- The fraenula were composed of thin collagen fibers arranged in a parallel fashion.
- The fraenula were anchored to the underlying dermis and to the surrounding papillae.
- The fraenula contained small blood vessels and nerve fibers.
- The fraenula helped to regulate the flow of blood and nutrients to the papillae.
- The fraenula also helped to transmit sensory signals from the papillae to the central nervous system.
- The fraenula were affected by aging and environmental factors.
- In some cases, the fraenula could become damaged or weakened, leading to a loss of support for the papillae.
- The fraenula played a crucial role in maintaining the normal structure and function of the papillae.
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The fraenula of the papillae formed a delicate network within the subepithelial connective tissue.
The fraenula stabilized the papillae and prevented them from becoming too elongated or distorted.
The fraenula were composed of thin collagen fibers arranged in a parallel fashion.
The fraenula were anchored to the underlying dermis and to the surrounding papillae.
