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interfibrillar

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interfibrillar [in″ter-fi´bril-ar]
between fibrils.

interfibrillar
between fibrils.


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Diluents may be expelled into interlamellar, interfibrillar, or interspherulitic regions and the morphology of blends depends on the distance over which the diluent is segregated.
2004 indicated that the macromolecules, proteoglycans (PGs) and GAGs, transmit interfibrillar forces.
In some cases, the outermost cell walls in contact with the coating layer appeared light crimson, an indication that these walls were delaminated, enabling the coating to penetrate into interfibrillar gaps (not illustrated).
 
 
 
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