Aivokudokselle

Aivokudokselle is the allative form of the Finnish noun aivokudos, meaning brain tissue. In Finnish, the allative case (-lle) marks direction toward or the recipient of an action, so aivokudokselle translates roughly as "to brain tissue" or "for brain tissue." It is commonly used in medical, biological, and experimental contexts to indicate where a substance, treatment, or process is directed.

The allative form is one of several case forms of aivokudos. Other forms include illative aivokudokseen (into brain tissue), inessive aivokudoksessa (in brain tissue), and genitive aivokudoksen or aivokudosten (of brain tissue). The allative often appears with verbs such as antaa (to give), suunnata (to direct), kohdistua (to target), or sidottaa (to bind to).

Examples:

- Lääkettä annettiin aivokudokselle. (A drug was administered to brain tissue.)

- Hoito suunnattiin aivokudokselle. (The treatment was directed at brain tissue.)

- Proteiini sidottiin aivokudokselle. (The protein bound to brain tissue.)

In scientific writing, aivokudokselle helps specify the anatomical target or site of delivery, localization, or interaction. Related terms include aivokudos (brain tissue) and other case forms used to describe spatial relationships within Finnish.