glomerulus 的定义
plural glo·mer·u·li [gloh-mer-yuh-lahy, gluh-]. /gloʊˈmɛr yəˌlaɪ, glə-/. Anatomy.
- a compact cluster of capillaries.
- Also called Malpighian tuft. a tuft of convoluted capillaries in the nephron of a kidney, functioning to remove certain substances from the blood before it flows into the convoluted tubule.
更多glomerulus例句
- The problem is that all glomeruli aren’t created equal in the chain of neural data command.
- First, tinkering with earlier receptors in glomeruli tends to more intensely disrupt odor perception.
- This point is, however, difficult to make sure of owing to the facility with which the glomerulus breaks away.
- We have reason to think that the corpuscles and vascular channels in the glomerulus are developed in situ.
- Summary of the development of the head-kidney and glomerulus.
- As we hope to shew, this chamber soon becomes largely filled by a vascular glomerulus.
- The pronephric cavity with its glomerulus is identical in structure with a malpighian body.