Dokularda

Dokularda is a Turkish linguistic form used in scientific and medical Turkish to indicate localization within biological tissues. It is not a standalone concept or proper noun, but the locative form of the plural noun dokular (tissues), meaning “in the tissues.”

In histology, pathology, and pharmacology, dokularda appears in sentences describing where substances, cellular components, or pathological changes are found. For example, the phrase can express that a drug or a marker accumulates in tissues, or that a particular cellular change was observed within tissues. Typical usage includes phrases such as ilaçlar dokularda yüksek konsantrasyonlarda bulundu (the drugs were found in high concentrations in the tissues) and değişiklikler dokularda gözlemlendi (changes were observed in the tissues).

Etymology and grammar: dokular is the plural form of doku, meaning tissue. The locative suffix -da attached to dokular yields dokularda, translating to “in the tissues.” The construction is common in clinical and academic Turkish and is used to convey spatial context within the body.

Usage notes: Dokularda should be used to indicate localization inside biological tissues; it is not a place name, organization, or event. When referring to other body sites, Turkish may use alternatives such as vücutta (in the body) or organ-specific terms. See also doku, doku hücreleri, histoloji, patoloji. If you meant a different sense of Dokularda, please specify for clarification.