archiblastula (Meaning)
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archiblastula (n.)
A hollow blastula, supposed to be the primitive form; a c/loblastula.
Synonyms & Antonyms of archiblastula
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archiblastula Sentence Examples
- The archiblastula stage occurs during the early embryonic development of many marine organisms.
- In the archiblastula, cells arrange themselves into a hollow ball with an outer layer and an inner cavity.
- Archiblastula formation is a critical step in the development of complex body structures in these organisms.
- During gastrulation, cells from the archiblastula undergo rearrangement to form the germ layers.
- The archiblastula eventually gives rise to the larval form of the organism.
- Researchers study the development of the archiblastula to understand the genetic and molecular mechanisms underlying embryogenesis.
- The size and shape of the archiblastula can vary among different species and environmental conditions.
- Environmental factors such as temperature and nutrient availability can influence the rate of archiblastula formation.
- Some species of marine invertebrates exhibit rapid development from the archiblastula stage to the next developmental phase.
- The archiblastula stage represents a crucial transition from a simple cluster of cells to a more organized embryonic structure.
FAQs About the word archiblastula
A hollow blastula, supposed to be the primitive form; a c/loblastula.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The archiblastula stage occurs during the early embryonic development of many marine organisms.
In the archiblastula, cells arrange themselves into a hollow ball with an outer layer and an inner cavity.
Archiblastula formation is a critical step in the development of complex body structures in these organisms.
During gastrulation, cells from the archiblastula undergo rearrangement to form the germ layers.
