Histology Terms

noun a fluid that is clear and watery, like serum

adjective describes a fluid containing serum or resembling serum

• The serous fluid found in the body helps to lubricate and protect organs.
• I heard that serous fluid is important for keeping our organs healthy.
• Serous stuff is like the body's own natural lubricant.
• Her serous attitude towards work showed her dedication and professionalism.

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adjective marked with striae; furrowed or striped

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• The striated muscle tissue showed clear banding under the microscope.
• The striped muscle looked cool under the microscope.
• The muscle with stripes was lit under the microscope.
• Her emotions were like striated patterns, alternating between joy and sorrow.

noun tiny air sacs in the lungs where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place

• The alveoli are tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange takes place.
• When you breathe in, the alveoli help to transfer oxygen into your bloodstream.
• I heard smoking can really damage your alveoli.
• The alveoli of society are the individuals who contribute to its overall health and well-being.

adjective relating to or consisting of scales or scale-like structures

• The pathologist identified the presence of squamous cells in the tissue sample.
• The doctor said I have some squamous cells in my skin, but they're harmless.
• I heard squamous cells are like the cool kids of the cell world.
• Her smooth, squamous skin made her look like a porcelain doll.

adjective relating to or resembling a berry or group of berries

• The acinaceous texture of the fruit was smooth and pleasing to the touch.
• I love how the acinaceous berries feel in my hand.
• These acinaceous grapes are so juicy!
• The acinaceous quality of her writing made it a joy to read.

adjective relating to or resembling small sacs or alveoli, especially in the structure of certain glands

• The acinous structure of the pancreas allows for efficient secretion of digestive enzymes.
• The acinous cells in the gland are responsible for producing saliva.
• I heard that guy's acinous glands are overactive, that's why he sweats so much.
• Her acinous mind was always working, coming up with new ideas and solutions.

adjective relating to or characteristic of an adenoma, a benign tumor of glandular tissue

• The pathologist identified the presence of adenomatous polyps during the colonoscopy.
• The doctor found some adenomatous growths during the check-up.
• Yo, they discovered some adenomatous stuff in there during the exam.
• Her mind was like an adenomatous maze, full of twists and turns.