tubuliform (Meaning)
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tubuliform (a.)
Having the form of a small tube.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tubuliform
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tubuliform Sentence Examples
- The tubuliform structures in the kidneys, known as the renal tubules, enable the reabsorption and secretion of substances.
- The tubuliform cells lining the digestive tract are responsible for the absorption of nutrients.
- The tubuliform branches of the vestibular nerve extend to the inner ear, facilitating balance and spatial orientation.
- The ovaries contain numerous tubuliform structures called ovarian follicles, which develop and release eggs.
- The testes are composed of tubuliform seminiferous tubules, where sperm production occurs.
- The tubuliform ducts of the salivary glands transport saliva to the mouth.
- The tubuliform alveoli in the lungs provide a large surface area for gas exchange.
- The tubuliform projections of the choroid plexus synthesize and secrete cerebrospinal fluid.
- The tubuliform hyphae of some fungi form complex mycelial networks that aid in nutrient absorption.
- Tubuliform glands in the skin secrete oils and other substances that help maintain skin health.
FAQs About the word tubuliform
Having the form of a small tube.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tubuliform structures in the kidneys, known as the renal tubules, enable the reabsorption and secretion of substances.
The tubuliform cells lining the digestive tract are responsible for the absorption of nutrients.
The tubuliform branches of the vestibular nerve extend to the inner ear, facilitating balance and spatial orientation.
The ovaries contain numerous tubuliform structures called ovarian follicles, which develop and release eggs.
