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tubule

/too-byool, tyoo-/US // ˈtu byul, ˈtyu- //UK // (ˈtjuːbjuːl) //

微管,微微管,微微细管

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a small tube; a minute tubular structure.
    • : convoluted tubule.

Examples

  • To explore how the tubules evolved, the team examined hormone signals in a dozen other beetle species.

  • Fruit flies use four of these tubules to filter their blood-like fluid.

  • In 2016 a group at Harvard’s Lewis Lab used 3D printing to re-create the nephrons’ tubules, complete with a vascular network for blood flow—but they only stayed alive for a little over two months.

  • But if the lymph capillary is a closed tubule at its commencement this does not follow.

  • The fine chitinous tubule is especially conspicuous in connection with these largest goblets.

  • Inner and outer aperture of the tubule of the same size; their diameter equal to their length and distance.

  • Foraminal tubule stout, cylindrical, usually somewhat contorted; its orifice irregular in outline.

  • This tubule, which does not extend beyond the surface of the cellular coat, is liable to be broken off in dried specimens.