Difference between Filamentous and Threadlike

FILAMENTOUS vs THREADLIKE: ADJECTIVE

Resembling a thread
Thin in diameter
Having filaments; fringed or fringe-like; fimbriate.
Capable of being drawn out into filaments, like mucus; hence, in medicine, containing a stringy substance: as, filamentous urine.
Like a thread; composed of threads or filaments.

Perivascular, Vesicular, Collagenous, Ciliated, Proteinaceous, Unicellular, Hairlike, Bulking, Cyanobacteria, Hemagglutinin, Haemagglutinin, Filamentlike, Thin, Thready, Threadlike

Fibrillar, Perivascular, Vesicular, Collagenous, Ciliated, Proteinaceous, Unicellular, Hairlike, Bulking, Cyanobacteria, Haemagglutinin, Filamentlike, Thin, Thready, Threadlike

Two filamentous actin molecules then combine into a helical microfilament.
Baltimore to the artifice of pharmacist and filamentous depressants.
The development of gene expression systems for filamentous fungi.
Defense against infection with filamentous fungi in rainbow trout.
New horizons in the biosystematics of filamentous fungi.
Filamentous bacteriophage: biology, phage display and nanotechnology applications.
Both groups presumably arose from a filamentous ancestor.
PKA signaling in the regulation of filamentous growth.
Alligatorwced and filamentous algae in ends of pond.
Preparation procedures for examining icosahedral and filamentous viruses.

Long, slender, threadlike, whiplike extension of certain cells or unicellular organisms used mainly for movements.
They form long, threadlike, branched filaments that resemble gray spiderwebs throughout compost piles.
Threadlike concentrations of carbonate typically mm in diameter and a few centimeters long.
To twist, braid, spin; twisted, braided; threadlike; faint streak of light.
Genes are arranged and lined up in threadlike structures called chromosomes.
Seen as wavy, threadlike, very small, slightly elevated grayish white burrows.
What are the threadlike filaments in a multicellular fungus called?
Long threadlike structure inside the blood vessels of rats.
This is an example of a threadlike fungus.
Most have many cells arranged in threadlike groups.

Are Precambrian fungi empty sheaths of filamentous cyanobacteria?
What are the filamentous structures of fungi called?
How are filamentous bacteriophages replicate in the cell?
What are the three types of filamentous structures?
How do filamentous fungi deploy their secondary metabolites?
What causes filamentous bulking in activated sludge?
What environment do filamentous Proteobacteria live in?
What is a filamentous bacteriophage (genus Inovirus)?
Why are actinomycetes classified as filamentous Actinobacteria?
How to control hyphal aggregation in filamentous fungi using filamentous polysaccharides?