neurochord (Meaning)
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neurochord (a.)
Alt. of Neurochordal
Synonyms & Antonyms of neurochord
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neurochord Sentence Examples
- The neurochord, a vital embryonic structure, gives rise to the central nervous system.
- During neurulation, the neurochord undergoes a series of complex processes to form the brain and spinal cord.
- Abnormalities in the neurochord's development can lead to birth defects affecting the brain or spine.
- The neurochord serves as the precursor for the protective coverings of the central nervous system, including the meninges.
- Stem cells derived from the neurochord have therapeutic potential for treating neurodegenerative diseases.
- Research on the neurochord's development helps scientists understand the origins of nervous system disorders.
- The neurochord's ability to regenerate makes it a focus of ongoing neurological research.
- The formation of the neurochord is an essential step in vertebrate embryogenesis.
- Scientists are exploring ways to manipulate the neurochord to repair damaged tissues and improve neurological outcomes.
- The study of the neurochord provides valuable insights into the development and function of the nervous system.
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Alt. of Neurochordal
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The neurochord, a vital embryonic structure, gives rise to the central nervous system.
During neurulation, the neurochord undergoes a series of complex processes to form the brain and spinal cord.
Abnormalities in the neurochord's development can lead to birth defects affecting the brain or spine.
The neurochord serves as the precursor for the protective coverings of the central nervous system, including the meninges.
