trabeculae Antonyms
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Meaning of trabeculae
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trabeculae (pl.)
of Trabecula
trabeculae Sentence Examples
- The liver is composed of hepatocytes separated by a network of delicate fibrous trabeculae.
- The cancellous bone of the vertebrae is characterized by a latticework of trabeculae that provide structural support.
- The spleen contains a dense network of trabeculae that divide the organ into compartments.
- The trabeculae of the lymph nodes form a supportive framework for the lymphoid tissue.
- The trabeculae of the heart are muscular bands that reinforce the ventricular walls.
- The kidney cortex is composed of a labyrinth of trabeculae lined by renal tubules.
- The trabeculae of the testis provide a network of channels for the passage of spermatozoa.
- The trabeculae of the ovary support the developing follicles and oocytes.
- The trabeculae of the lung parenchyma divide the organ into small air sacs called alveoli.
- The trabeculae of the spinal cord contain blood vessels and connective tissue that support the nervous tissue.
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of Trabecula
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The liver is composed of hepatocytes separated by a network of delicate fibrous trabeculae.
The cancellous bone of the vertebrae is characterized by a latticework of trabeculae that provide structural support.
The spleen contains a dense network of trabeculae that divide the organ into compartments.
The trabeculae of the lymph nodes form a supportive framework for the lymphoid tissue.
