fibrillaire
Fibrillaire is an adjective used in French to describe anything Relatif to or composed of fibrilles, which are slender, thread-like filamentous structures. In biology, fibrils are polymeric filaments formed by proteins or other polymers and constitute many cellular and extracellular components. The term is applied across disciplines to convey a fibrous, elongated morphology rather than a homogeneous mass.
In histology and anatomy, fibrillar organization is common: muscle fibers are organized into myofibrils; neurons contain
In medicine and pathology, fibrillaire deposits or formations may be noted in certain diseases, for example
In materials science or botany, fibrillaire describes natural or synthetic fibrous structures, such as collagen fibrils,
Etymology: derived from fibrille, fibril, from Latin fibra, fiber. The usage is widespread and primarily serves