IPA: /ˈnjʊərəʊˌfaɪbrɪl/
KK: /ˈnʊroʊˌfaɪbrɪl/
A very thin, microscopic structure found in nerve cells that helps support their shape and function.
Neurofibrils play a crucial role in the structure of neurons, allowing them to transmit signals effectively.
Neurofibril → It is formed from "neuro-" (from Greek "neuron", meaning nerve) and "fibril" (from Latin "fibrilla", meaning a small fiber). The word "neurofibril" refers to a small fiber associated with nerve cells.
Think of 'nerve' ('neuro-') and 'small fiber' ('fibril') to remember that a neurofibril is a small fiber related to nerves.
No commonly confused words.