ductulus

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ductulus

A ductulus carries fluid from one gland to another.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A very small duct: A tiny tube or channel in the body that carries fluids, such as secretions or excretions. It is a diminutive form of "duct."
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The ductulus carries bile from the liver.
    • Under the microscope, we observed the network of ductuli in the glandular tissue.
Advanced Usage
  • Anatomical Context: The term "ductulus" is primarily used in specialized anatomical and histological descriptions to refer to the smallest conduits in a system of ducts.
    • The seminiferous tubules connect to the ductuli efferentes.
Variants and Related Words
  • Duct (n): A tube or passageway for fluids, larger than a ductulus.
    • The tear duct drains fluid from the eye.
  • Ductule (n): A synonym for ductulus, meaning a small duct.
    • The ductules are lined with a single layer of epithelial cells.
Synonyms
  • Tubule: A very small tube, often used interchangeably in biological contexts.
  • Canaliculus: An extremely small channel or duct.
Related Phrases
  • Excretory ductulus: A small duct involved in the excretion of waste products.
    • The excretory ductulus transports the secretion to the surface.
  • Bile ductulus: One of the small ducts that carry bile.
    • A blockage in a bile ductulus can cause localized issues.
ductulus

A ductulus carries fluid from one gland to another.

Noun
  1. a very small duct

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