👉 Nanodromia is a biological phenomenon where cells in an organ or tissue become very small, resembling tiny particles or nanoparticles, due to their size relative to their overall volume. This can occur in various organs and tissues, including kidneys, blood vessels, and even the skin. The process of forming these tiny structures is called nucleation, which occurs when a cell, usually an epithelial cell, forms a small cluster of cells that eventually form a nanodrome.
