baenomere (Meaning)
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baenomere (n.)
One of the somites (arthromeres) that make up the thorax of Arthropods.
Synonyms & Antonyms of baenomere
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baenomere Sentence Examples
- The baenomere, a unique cell type, is critical for the formation of the epithelial tissues in early animal development.
- During gastrulation, baenomeres migrate extensively to their final destinations within the embryo.
- The baenomeres in the anterior region of the embryo contribute to the formation of the head structures.
- In sea urchins, the primary baenomeres give rise to the apical and basal cell lineages of the ectoderm.
- The baenomeres of the frog embryo are responsible for the formation of the dorsal lip of the blastopore.
- The fate of baenomeres is determined by the inheritance of specific transcription factors and other signaling molecules.
- The baenomere specification process is highly conserved across different animal phyla.
- Mutations affecting baenomere formation can lead to severe developmental abnormalities.
- Baenomeres serve as a valuable model system for studying cell fate specification and epithelial morphogenesis.
- The study of baenomeres has provided important insights into the fundamental mechanisms of early cell development.
FAQs About the word baenomere
One of the somites (arthromeres) that make up the thorax of Arthropods.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The baenomere, a unique cell type, is critical for the formation of the epithelial tissues in early animal development.
During gastrulation, baenomeres migrate extensively to their final destinations within the embryo.
The baenomeres in the anterior region of the embryo contribute to the formation of the head structures.
In sea urchins, the primary baenomeres give rise to the apical and basal cell lineages of the ectoderm.
