medulla

/muh-duhl-uh/US // məˈdʌl ə //UK // (mɪˈdʌlə) //

髓质,脑髓,髓质部,髓部

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural me·dul·las, me·dul·lae [muh-duhl-ee]. /məˈdʌl i/.
- : Anatomy. the marrow of the bones.the soft, marrowlike center of an organ, as the kidney or adrenal gland.medulla oblongata.
- : Botany. the pith of plants.

as inpith

Synonyms

There she studied how organic osmolytes protect the kidney medulla—the inner part of the kidney—from the high levels of salt there that would otherwise destroy DNA and proteins in its cells.
One of his works, his ‘Medulla Theologiæ,’ I believe, adorned the walls of the paternal study.
The actual performance of the action is then taken up by the cerebellum, medulla, and spinal ganglia.
But they were only stylized gestures leading to conditioned reflexes deep in the medulla.
Posteriorly is situated the hind-brain, now consisting of the medulla oblongata and cerebellum.
In Scyllium, however, indications appear in the hind-brain of its future division into a cerebellum and medulla oblongata.

/muh-duhl-uh/US // məˈdʌl ə //UK // (mɪˈdʌlə) //

髓质,脑髓,髓质部,髓部

n.名词 noun

1
plural me·dul·las, me·dul·lae [muh-duhl-ee]. /məˈdʌl i/.
- : Anatomy. the marrow of the bones.the soft, marrowlike center of an organ, as the kidney or adrenal gland.medulla oblongata.
- : Botany. the pith of plants.

as inpith

Synonyms

There she studied how organic osmolytes protect the kidney medulla—the inner part of the kidney—from the high levels of salt there that would otherwise destroy DNA and proteins in its cells.
One of his works, his ‘Medulla Theologiæ,’ I believe, adorned the walls of the paternal study.
The actual performance of the action is then taken up by the cerebellum, medulla, and spinal ganglia.
But they were only stylized gestures leading to conditioned reflexes deep in the medulla.
Posteriorly is situated the hind-brain, now consisting of the medulla oblongata and cerebellum.
In Scyllium, however, indications appear in the hind-brain of its future division into a cerebellum and medulla oblongata.