The cartilages are placed horizontally above each other, separated by narrow intervals. They measure about 4 mm in depth and 1 mm in thickness. Their outer surfaces are flattened in a vertical direction, but the internal are convex, the cartilages being thicker in the middle than at the margins.
A synthetic analog is a: synthetically created compound that differs from the Natural compound. Both in it's structure and function. Although probably very similar to the original compound.
Insulin analogs mimic the bodyâs natural pattern of insulin release. Once absorbed, they act on cells like human insulin, but are absorbed from fatty tissue more predictably. An analog refers to something that is âanalogousâ or similar to something else. Therefore, âinsulinâ analogs are analogs that have been designed to mimic the bodyâs natural pattern of insulin release. These synthetic-made insulins are called analogs of human insulin.