
Dictionary » F » Filament FilamentDefinition noun, plural: filaments (1) threadlike structure. (3) a long chain of protein subunit, as protein filament. (4) (botany) the stalk of a stamen of a flower, supporting the anther. (5) (mycology) hypha in fungi and actinobacteria. (6) (ornithology) the barb of a down feather.
Word origin: NL fīlāmentum, equiv. to LL fīlā(re) to wind thread. Related forms: filamentous (adjective) Related terms: ![]()
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