synovial

/ sɪ-; saɪˈnəʊvɪəl /

adjective

1. of or relating to the synovia; (of a joint) surrounded by a synovia-secreting membrane

Derived Forms

• synˈovially, adverb

Example Sentences

Isobel had synovial sarcoma - a type of cancer that develops in cells around joints and tendons - which the family had never heard of.

From BBC

That’s because as people age, those joints lose the cartilage and viscous fluid, known as synovial fluid, that keeps them supple.

From Science Magazine

Single cell sequencing analysis found that of the four types of fibroblasts in synovial tissue, CD55+ fibroblasts exhibited the highest expression of pain-associated genes.

From Science Daily

These efforts yielded a cell atlas encompassing more than 300,000 cells from synovial tissue.

From Science Daily

For example, liquid biopsies of cerebrospinal fluid could be used to study or diagnose the brain, synovial fluid could be used to study joints, and urine could be used to study the kidneys.

From Science Daily