Definition of cytoarchitecture in English:

cytoarchitecture

nounˌsʌɪtəʊˈɑːkɪtɛktʃəˌsīdōˈärkəˌtek(t)SHər

mass nounAnatomy

1The arrangement of cells in a tissue, especially in specific areas of the cerebral cortex characterized by the arrangement of their cells and each associated with particular functions.
〔剖〕细胞结构。亦称CYTOARCHITECTONICS
Also called cytoarchitectonics
Example sentencesExamples
- The cytoarchitecture of the perinuclear region of cells is well characterized, but other regions such as the lamellipodium and cellular projections are not.
- It is well-known that the diffusion coefficient of small molecules depends on the viscosity and cytoarchitecture of the intracellular milieu.
- It is remarkable that the cytoarchitecture of the coupled neurites is designed to function as a single unit.
- Our results were highly dependent on the cytoarchitecture of the neurons.
- The boundaries of the cytoarchitecture of the rat primary visual cortex were determined according to the previously described method.
- Expanded specific affinity theory specifies the advantages of small dry mass and dilute cytoarchitecture in impoverished systems.
- They rapidly destroyed the well-organized cytoarchitecture characteristic of a typical growing pollen tube.
- We demonstrate the complex cytoarchitecture of the planarian brain, despite the simple superficiality of the morphology.
1. 1.1 The study of cytoarchitecture.
  细胞结构学

Derivatives

cytoarchitectural

adjectiveˌsʌɪˈtɛktʃ(ə)r(ə)l

Anatomy

Such a pattern of results is typical for the prenatal cocaine literature as a whole, and contradictory results can be found for most biological and cytoarchitectural measures in exposed animals.
Example sentencesExamples
- The cytoarchitectural features were consistent with fibrolamellar carcinoma.

cytoarchitecturally

adverb-ˈtɛktʃ(ə)r(ə)li

Anatomy

Definition of cytoarchitecture in US English:

cytoarchitecture

nounˌsīdōˈärkəˌtek(t)SHər

Anatomy

1The arrangement of cells in a tissue, especially in specific areas of the cerebral cortex characterized by the arrangement of their cells and each associated with particular functions.
〔剖〕细胞结构。亦称CYTOARCHITECTONICS
Also called cytoarchitectonics
Example sentencesExamples
- The boundaries of the cytoarchitecture of the rat primary visual cortex were determined according to the previously described method.
- The cytoarchitecture of the perinuclear region of cells is well characterized, but other regions such as the lamellipodium and cellular projections are not.
- They rapidly destroyed the well-organized cytoarchitecture characteristic of a typical growing pollen tube.
- Our results were highly dependent on the cytoarchitecture of the neurons.
- Expanded specific affinity theory specifies the advantages of small dry mass and dilute cytoarchitecture in impoverished systems.
- We demonstrate the complex cytoarchitecture of the planarian brain, despite the simple superficiality of the morphology.
- It is well-known that the diffusion coefficient of small molecules depends on the viscosity and cytoarchitecture of the intracellular milieu.
- It is remarkable that the cytoarchitecture of the coupled neurites is designed to function as a single unit.
1. 1.1 The study of cytoarchitecture.
  细胞结构学

单词	cytoarchitecture
释义	Definition of cytoarchitecture in English: cytoarchitecture nounˌsʌɪtəʊˈɑːkɪtɛktʃəˌsīdōˈärkəˌtek(t)SHər mass nounAnatomy 1The arrangement of cells in a tissue, especially in specific areas of the cerebral cortex characterized by the arrangement of their cells and each associated with particular functions. 〔剖〕细胞结构。亦称CYTOARCHITECTONICS Also called cytoarchitectonics Example sentencesExamples The cytoarchitecture of the perinuclear region of cells is well characterized, but other regions such as the lamellipodium and cellular projections are not. It is well-known that the diffusion coefficient of small molecules depends on the viscosity and cytoarchitecture of the intracellular milieu. It is remarkable that the cytoarchitecture of the coupled neurites is designed to function as a single unit. Our results were highly dependent on the cytoarchitecture of the neurons. The boundaries of the cytoarchitecture of the rat primary visual cortex were determined according to the previously described method. Expanded specific affinity theory specifies the advantages of small dry mass and dilute cytoarchitecture in impoverished systems. They rapidly destroyed the well-organized cytoarchitecture characteristic of a typical growing pollen tube. We demonstrate the complex cytoarchitecture of the planarian brain, despite the simple superficiality of the morphology. 1.1 The study of cytoarchitecture. 细胞结构学 Derivatives cytoarchitectural adjectiveˌsʌɪˈtɛktʃ(ə)r(ə)l Anatomy Such a pattern of results is typical for the prenatal cocaine literature as a whole, and contradictory results can be found for most biological and cytoarchitectural measures in exposed animals. Example sentencesExamples The cytoarchitectural features were consistent with fibrolamellar carcinoma. cytoarchitecturally adverb-ˈtɛktʃ(ə)r(ə)li Anatomy Definition of cytoarchitecture in US English: cytoarchitecture nounˌsīdōˈärkəˌtek(t)SHər Anatomy 1The arrangement of cells in a tissue, especially in specific areas of the cerebral cortex characterized by the arrangement of their cells and each associated with particular functions. 〔剖〕细胞结构。亦称CYTOARCHITECTONICS Also called cytoarchitectonics Example sentencesExamples The boundaries of the cytoarchitecture of the rat primary visual cortex were determined according to the previously described method. The cytoarchitecture of the perinuclear region of cells is well characterized, but other regions such as the lamellipodium and cellular projections are not. They rapidly destroyed the well-organized cytoarchitecture characteristic of a typical growing pollen tube. Our results were highly dependent on the cytoarchitecture of the neurons. Expanded specific affinity theory specifies the advantages of small dry mass and dilute cytoarchitecture in impoverished systems. We demonstrate the complex cytoarchitecture of the planarian brain, despite the simple superficiality of the morphology. It is well-known that the diffusion coefficient of small molecules depends on the viscosity and cytoarchitecture of the intracellular milieu. It is remarkable that the cytoarchitecture of the coupled neurites is designed to function as a single unit. 1.1 The study of cytoarchitecture. 细胞结构学
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