vasculature
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7.8
- noun
- /ˈvæskjʊlətʃər/
- Specialized
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vasculatura
- Answering these questions will be facilitated by the use of new models and approaches to study the cerebral vasculature.
So whatever you can do to take care of your vasculature, your blood vessels, that is the secret to anti ageing.
- So whatever you can do to take care of your vasculature, your blood vessels, that is the secret to anti ageing.
- It's a gas that can cause relaxation of the smooth muscles that relate to the vasculature not just of your nose but of your brain and for all the tissues of your body.
- It also has vasculature of the person.
Examples
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The vasculature of human skin is composed of two distinct parts: the nutritional capillaries and the thermoregulatory blood vessels.
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The vasculature is the key component of the expanded system of biological facilities and services.
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So whatever you can do to take care of your vasculature, your blood vessels, that is the secret to anti ageing.
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And these structures here are vessels from the pulmonary vasculature and the bronchi associated with the lung.
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The investigators painstakingly mapped the seal's vasculature, and so discovered a dense network of veins enveloping the seal's testes.
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The doctor explained that the patient's recovery depended on the health of their vasculature.
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Scientists studied the vasculature of the plant to understand its nutrient transport mechanisms.
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Researchers discovered that the vasculature in tumors is often abnormal compared to healthy tissue.
Synonyms
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3.9
A network of tubes in animals and plants that carries blood, water, and nutrients around the body
How Extensive
- Specialized
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7.8
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Vasculature comes from the Latin root vas meaning 'vessel' or 'container' and is the same idea as the English word vessel. So vasculature means the system or network of tubes that carry blood through a body.