embryonate (Meaning)
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embryonate (a.)
Alt. of Embryonated
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embryonate Sentence Examples
- The embryonate stage of development begins when the fertilized egg undergoes cell division and forms a blastocyst.
- Embryonate cells are characterized by their ability to differentiate and give rise to different cell types.
- The embryonate period in mice lasts from implantation to birth and is characterized by rapid growth and development.
- During the embryonate stage, the developing organism undergoes a series of changes called "morphogenesis," which give rise to the various organs and tissues.
- The embryonate stage is critical for the proper development of the organism and any disruptions during this period can lead to birth defects.
- Some embryonate cells are pluripotent, meaning they have the potential to develop into any cell type in the body.
- Other embryonate cells are multipotent, meaning they can develop into a limited range of cell types.
- Embryonate stem cells are a type of pluripotent cells that are derived from the inner cell mass of the blastocyst.
- Embryonate stem cells are being studied for their potential use in regenerative medicine and disease treatment.
- The study of embryonate development is called embryology.
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The embryonate stage of development begins when the fertilized egg undergoes cell division and forms a blastocyst.
Embryonate cells are characterized by their ability to differentiate and give rise to different cell types.
The embryonate period in mice lasts from implantation to birth and is characterized by rapid growth and development.
During the embryonate stage, the developing organism undergoes a series of changes called "morphogenesis," which give rise to the various organs and tissues.
