The physical therapist prescribed exercises to strengthen the patellar tendon and reduce chronic knee pain.

After extensive fractionation, the chemists identified several patellazoles responsible for the extract's potency.

Researchers isolated patellazole from a sample of the marine tunicate Lissoclinum patella and tested its cytotoxicity against cancer cell lines.

The patellariaceous fungi produced small, disc-shaped fruiting bodies on the decaying wood.

The patellar ligaments were examined under the microscope to assess their collagen fiber alignment.

Researchers discovered that patellamide exhibits potent cytotoxicity against several cancer cell lines in vitro.

The patellate frog hopped awkwardly after injuring its knee during the storm.

Researchers isolated several patellamides from the marine sponge and studied their bioactive properties.