lamellae (Meaning)

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lamellae (pl.)

of Lamella

The lamellae of the insect wing are thin, plate-like structures that support the wing and provide lift.
The lamellae of a mushroom are small, plate-like structures that bear the spores.
The lamellae of a bone are thin, plate-like structures that make up the compact bone tissue.
The lamellae of a muscle are thin, plate-like structures that contain the actin and myosin filaments.
The lamellae of a nerve cell are thin, plate-like structures that extend from the cell body and receive signals from other nerve cells.
The lamellae of a chloroplast are thin, plate-like structures that contain the chlorophyll pigments and carry out photosynthesis.
The lamellae of a mitochondrion are thin, plate-like structures that carry out cellular respiration.
The lamellae of an endoplasmic reticulum are thin, plate-like structures that carry out protein synthesis.
The lamellae of a Golgi apparatus are thin, plate-like structures that modify and package proteins.
The lamellae of a lysosome are thin, plate-like structures that contain digestive enzymes and break down cellular waste products.

of Lamella

scales, laminae, laminas,plates, sheets, slivers, slices, flakes, splinters,chips

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The lamellae of the insect wing are thin, plate-like structures that support the wing and provide lift.

The lamellae of a mushroom are small, plate-like structures that bear the spores.

The lamellae of a bone are thin, plate-like structures that make up the compact bone tissue.

The lamellae of a muscle are thin, plate-like structures that contain the actin and myosin filaments.