Hücrelerle

Hücrelerle is a Turkish term meaning “with cells.” It is formed by taking the noun hücre (cell), making it plural as hücreler (cells), and adding the instrumental/comitative suffix ile to indicate accompaniment or means. The resulting form hücrelerle is written as a single word and is used to express that an action is performed with cells or using cells as a material.

Usage of hücrelerle is common in scientific, medical, and laboratory contexts. It describes activities carried out in the presence of cells or involving cells as a medium. For example, “Hücrelerle çalışıyoruz” translates to “We are working with cells,” and “Hücrelerle yapılan çalışmalar, biyolojik süreçleri anlamaya yardımcı olur” means “Studies conducted with cells help in understanding biological processes.” The construction can combine with other terms to form phrases such as “hücrelerle kültür teknikleri” (cell culture techniques).

In Turkish, the form illustrates how plural nouns can be linked with the instrumental suffix to express comitative meaning. While many words follow the same pattern, the exact spelling often becomes a fixed form in common use, as with hücrelerle. The concept is closely related to broader topics in cell biology and laboratory methods, including hücre kültürü (cell culture) and hücre biyolojisi (cell biology).