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Trabecula

A trabecula (pl.: trabeculae, from Latin for 'small beam') is a small, often microscopic, tissue element in the form of a small beam, strut or rod that supports or anchors a framework of parts within a body or organ. A trabecula generally has a mechanical function, and is usually composed of dense collagenous tissue (such as the trabecula of the spleen).…

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Bone trabecula

Bone marrowWolff's lawYoung's modulusOsteopeniaBone mineral density (BMD)
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TissueBeamStrutCollagenousTrabecula
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Trabecular meshworkEye
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Trabecular cartilage
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Bone

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Trabecula

Nodes71
Edges70
Triples53
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028169
Components1

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Trabecula

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related to Structure · 10
Trabecula → And, Because, Even, Finally, It, Mechanical, The, To, Trabecular, Wolff's
related to Birds · 9
Trabecula → After, As, Besides, Conversely, Eurasian, It, The, There, V-shaped
related to Trabecula in other organisms · 9
Trabecula → Additionally, By, From, Furthermore, Intra-trabecular, It, Load, The, Trabecular
related to Clinical significance · 8
Trabecula → BMD, Changes, Loss, Studies, The, Trabeculae, When, World Health Organization
related to history · 4
Trabecula → In, Latin, The, Trabeculum
FMA · 1
Trabecula → 85273
Part of · 1
Trabecula → Bone
related to Other uses · 1
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see also · 1
Trabecula → Arachnoid

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bone trabecular trabeculae strength mechanical density tissue structure woodpecker's properties strain stress mass higher also lark skull volume modulus porosity

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
TrabeculaFMA852731.00infobox
TrabeculaPart ofBone1.00infobox
muscleinstance ofIt can be composed of other material0.80text
boneinstance ofIt can be composed of other material0.80text
anatomic siteinstance ofit is important to study the mechanical properties of trabecular bone as a function of variables0.80text
bone densityinstance ofit is important to study the mechanical properties of trabecular bone as a function of variables0.80text
and age related issuesinstance ofit is important to study the mechanical properties of trabecular bone as a function of variables0.80text
the great spotted woodpecker or grey-headed woodpeckerinstance ofThere is also uneven distribution of trabeculae within similar species0.80text
the Eurasian hoopoe or the larkinstance ofthe aspect ratio of the individual struts was higher in woodpeckers than in other birds of similar size0.80text
cheetahinstance ofas well as thinner trabeculae of smaller animals0.80text
lemursinstance ofas well as thinner trabeculae of smaller animals0.80text
Trabecularelated to BirdsThe0.60section

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