celulární

Celulární is an adjective derived from the Latin cellula and is used in several languages, including Czech and Slovak, to denote a relation to cells or to a cellular organization. It can describe biological structures, processes, or systems that are organized or operate at the level of individual cells. In scientific and technical contexts, celulární is often used alongside terms in English or other languages, where more common native equivalents such as buněčný may also appear depending on the field and style.

In biology and medicine, the term may appear in discussions of cellular biology, cellular metabolism, or cellular signaling. It is sometimes used in modern or interdisciplinary writing to emphasize a focus on cells as the basic units of life. In clinical contexts, references to cellular therapies or cellular mechanisms can also employ the term, though native Czech and Slovak terminology may favor buněčný or buněčná terminology.

In technology and computing, celulární appears in two main areas. The concept of a cellular network, used for mobile communications, is described in translations as celulární síť or related phrases in some technical texts. In computer science, cellular automata are discussed under the term celulární automaty, referring to discrete systems in which simple rules applied to cells produce complex behavior.

Overall, celulární serves as a cross-disciplinary term bridging biology, medicine, and technology to indicate cell-based structure or function, while regional usage and preferred vocabulary may vary between languages and disciplines. See also cellular, buněčný, buněčná biologie, cellular automaton.