invaginate Antonyms
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Meaning of invaginate
Wordnet
invaginate (v)
sheathe
fold inwards
Webster
invaginate (v. t.)
To insert as in a sheath; to produce intussusception in.
Webster
invaginate (a.)
Alt. of Invaginated
invaginate Sentence Examples
- During development, cells often invaginate to form complex structures within the embryo.
- The biologist observed how cells invaginate to create the neural tube in the developing embryo.
- The surgeon carefully performed the invagination technique to create a secure seal during the surgical procedure.
- In biology, invaginate refers to the process by which a structure folds inward or is pushed into another structure.
- The formation of the gastrula involves the invagination of cells, which sets the stage for further development.
- The invaginated membrane created a protective barrier against external pathogens.
- The invaginate fold in the tissue allowed for increased absorption of nutrients.
- Understanding how tissues invaginate is crucial for deciphering developmental processes.
- The invaginated region of the cell membrane facilitates endocytosis, allowing cells to take in nutrients and other substances.
- The researchers studied how cells invaginate during morphogenesis to better understand organ formation.
FAQs About the word invaginate
sheathe, fold inwardsTo insert as in a sheath; to produce intussusception in., Alt. of Invaginated
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During development, cells often invaginate to form complex structures within the embryo.
The biologist observed how cells invaginate to create the neural tube in the developing embryo.
The surgeon carefully performed the invagination technique to create a secure seal during the surgical procedure.
In biology, invaginate refers to the process by which a structure folds inward or is pushed into another structure.
