orthogonal arrays

orthogonal arrays
Arrays that are at (approximately) right angles to one another. Confluent fibroblasts often become organized into such arrays; other examples are the packing of collagen fibres in the cornea, and cellulose fibrils in the plant cell wall.

Dictionary of molecular biology. 2004.

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