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fibril
This term is primarily utilized within scientific and technical discourse, specifically in histology, botany, and materials science. It describes the smallest structural unit of a fiber, evoking an image of microscopic, hair-like strands that weave together to create larger, stronger bundles. The connotation is one of precision and structural hierarchy, where the fibril is the building block of the fiber.
Because it refers to a physical, discrete biological or synthetic entity, it follows standard English countability rules. It is not a mass noun or a collective noun, meaning it can be quantified individually as a single unit or in the plural when referring to a network of filaments.
Meanings
Examples
The electron microscope revealed a single collagen fibril.
The electron microscope revealed a single collagen fibril.
Look at how these fibrils intertwine to create a strong mesh.
I wonder if the synthetic polymer contains any fragmented fibrils.
Each myofibril consists of repeating units called sarcomeres.
The researchers observed the growth of protein fibrils in the test tube.
These cellulose fibrils provide the necessary rigidity for the stem.
Wait, is that a fibril or just a piece of dust on the slide?
The material fails when the internal fibrils begin to snap under tension.
Amyloid fibrils are often associated with certain neurodegenerative diseases.
Amyloid fibrils are often associated with certain neurodegenerative diseases.