Definition: In a biological context, an "inconglomerate" is a type of cell or organ that does not contain any cells or structures. Rather, it consists of a single, unidirectional cell wall and a matrix made up of extracellular matrix (ECM). This structure is often found in the cytoplasmic space of cells, where it serves as a protective barrier against debris and waste products. Inconglomerates are crucial for maintaining homeostasis within living organisms by providing a
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