fascicular (Meaning)

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fascicular (a.)

Pertaining to a fascicle; fascicled; as, a fascicular root.

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The fascicular structure of the muscle was evident under the microscope, revealing the parallel arrangement of muscle fibers.
The peripheral nerve fascicles, composed of bundled axons, are surrounded by connective tissue layers.
The fascicular layer of the dermis contains dense connective tissue, providing strength and elasticity to the skin.
The longitudinal fascicles in skeleta muscle contribute to the overall contractile function, allowing for coordinated movements.
The fascicular arrangement of collagen fibers in tendons provides tensile strength and resistance to stretching forces.
Fascicular sheaths enveloping the nerve fiber bundles protect and insulate them, ensuring proper signal transmission.
The fascicular system in plants, consisting of vascular bundles, transports water and nutrients throughout the organism.
The fascicular cambium, a meristematic tissue in plants, generates xylem and phloem, contributing to secondary growth.
The fascicular zone in some bacterial colonies refers to the region where the bacteria exhibit a bundled or clustered growth pattern.
Fascicular nerve blocks, a regional anesthesia technique, involve injecting anesthetics around nerve fascicles to temporarily block pain signals.

Pertaining to a fascicle; fascicled; as, a fascicular root.

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The fascicular structure of the muscle was evident under the microscope, revealing the parallel arrangement of muscle fibers.

The peripheral nerve fascicles, composed of bundled axons, are surrounded by connective tissue layers.

The fascicular layer of the dermis contains dense connective tissue, providing strength and elasticity to the skin.

The longitudinal fascicles in skeleta muscle contribute to the overall contractile function, allowing for coordinated movements.