blastemata (Meaning)
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blastemata (pl.)
of Blastema
Synonyms & Antonyms of blastemata
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blastemata Sentence Examples
- Blastemata are specialized tissues found in certain organisms, particularly in plants, responsible for rapid cell division.
- The regeneration process in certain animals involves the formation of blastemata at the site of injury.
- Researchers are studying the molecular mechanisms underlying the development of blastemata to enhance tissue regeneration in humans.
- The growth of new shoots in plants often starts with the activation of blastemata in the dormant buds.
- Understanding the signaling pathways involved in the activation of blastemata is crucial for advancing regenerative medicine.
- In amphibians like salamanders, blastemata play a pivotal role in limb regeneration after amputation.
- Certain fungi exhibit specialized structures called blastemata, aiding in their rapid growth and colonization.
- The study of blastemata in various organisms provides insights into the fundamental processes of cell differentiation and proliferation.
- The formation of blastemata is triggered by environmental cues and hormonal signals in many organisms.
- Manipulating the activity of blastemata holds promise for improving wound healing and tissue repair strategies.
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of Blastema
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Blastemata are specialized tissues found in certain organisms, particularly in plants, responsible for rapid cell division.
The regeneration process in certain animals involves the formation of blastemata at the site of injury.
Researchers are studying the molecular mechanisms underlying the development of blastemata to enhance tissue regeneration in humans.
The growth of new shoots in plants often starts with the activation of blastemata in the dormant buds.
