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Meaning of interlamellar
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interlamellar (a.)
Alt. of Interlaminar
interlamellar Sentence Examples
- The interlamellar spaces within bone tissue facilitate nutrient exchange and waste disposal.
- The interlamellar matrix of osteons contains collagen fibers, proteoglycans, and hydroxyapatite crystals.
- The interlamellar region of bone is characterized by a less dense and more disorganized arrangement of collagen fibers compared to the lamellar regions.
- Interlamellar bone formation occurs through the deposition of new bone matrix between existing lamellae.
- Defects in interlamellar bone structure can weaken bone and increase susceptibility to fractures.
- The interlamellar pores of bone allow for the passage of blood vessels and nerve fibers.
- Interlamellar bone remodeling involves the removal of old bone tissue and the formation of new bone matrix.
- The thickness of interlamellar septa influences the mechanical properties of bone.
- Interlamellar regions of bone are common in woven bone, which is formed during rapid bone growth.
- The interlamellar network of bone provides a degree of flexibility and resilience to the tissue.
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The interlamellar spaces within bone tissue facilitate nutrient exchange and waste disposal.
The interlamellar matrix of osteons contains collagen fibers, proteoglycans, and hydroxyapatite crystals.
The interlamellar region of bone is characterized by a less dense and more disorganized arrangement of collagen fibers compared to the lamellar regions.
Interlamellar bone formation occurs through the deposition of new bone matrix between existing lamellae.
