vesikulárních

Vesikulární is a Czech adjective derived from the word "vezikula," which translates to "vesicle." In biology and medicine, it refers to anything related to or possessing vesicles. Vesicles are small, membrane-bound sacs within a cell or in the body. They serve various functions, including storage, transport, and secretion of substances.

The term "vesikulární" can be used in several contexts. For instance, in cell biology, it might describe a process such as vesicular transport, where molecules are moved within or between cells enclosed in vesicles. It can also refer to the presence of numerous vesicles, such as in certain cellular structures or pathological conditions.

In medicine, "vesikulární" is often used to describe symptoms or conditions related to vesicles. For example, a "vesikulární vyrážka" (vesicular rash) indicates a skin eruption characterized by the formation of small blisters or vesicles. Similarly, "vesikulární onemocnění" (vesicular disease) refers to a class of diseases that manifest with the development of vesicles. The adjective emphasizes the presence and role of these small sacs in the biological or pathological phenomenon being described.