endoblastic (Meaning)
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endoblastic (a.)
Relating to the endoblast; as, the endoblastic layer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of endoblastic
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endoblastic Sentence Examples
- The endoblastic layer, primarily composed of archenteron cells, forms the inner lining of the digestive system.
- During embryological development, the endoblastic germ layer gives rise to the respiratory and digestive systems.
- Endoblastic cells are characterized by their columnar shape and ability to secrete enzymes for digestion.
- The endoblastic lining of the digestive tract is responsible for nutrient absorption and waste elimination.
- In invertebrates, the endoblastic layer may also form the body cavity and other internal organs.
- Endoblastic cells are crucial for the establishment of body symmetry and germ layer formation.
- The development of endoblastic tissues is tightly regulated by genetic and molecular mechanisms.
- Damage to the endoblastic lining can impair digestive function and lead to various health issues.
- Endoblastic neoplasms, or tumors, can arise from abnormal growth of endoblastic cells.
- The study of endoblastic development and function provides insights into the evolution and biology of multicellular organisms.
FAQs About the word endoblastic
Relating to the endoblast; as, the endoblastic layer.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The endoblastic layer, primarily composed of archenteron cells, forms the inner lining of the digestive system.
During embryological development, the endoblastic germ layer gives rise to the respiratory and digestive systems.
Endoblastic cells are characterized by their columnar shape and ability to secrete enzymes for digestion.
The endoblastic lining of the digestive tract is responsible for nutrient absorption and waste elimination.
