#tissue

• abaxial — An anatomical and histological term describing a structure located away from the axis of the body or an organ, facing away from the central axis. In embryology and developmental anatomy, it refers to surfaces or tissues that develop remote from the median axis (e.g., the lower surface of a primitive formation or a foliar structure used in medical botany).
• abcedere — The action or process of forming an abscess; the nominalized form describing the transition of an inflammatory cell infiltrate into a circumscribed purulent collection.
• abiotrofic — A quality referring to abiotrophy; characterized by a gradual loss of vitality, progressive degeneration, or an inability for normal nutrition and development of certain cells, tissues, or organs, caused by intrinsic or genetic factors, in the absence of an obvious external cause.
• abiotrofie — A biological phenomenon or state characterized by the gradual loss of vitality, diminution of physiological resistance, and progressive degeneration of certain cells, tissues, or organs. This process of early degradation or functional decline is determined by internal, constitutional, or genetic factors, manifesting in the absence of obvious external aggressions.