schizocoele (Meaning)
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schizocoele (n.)
See Enterocoele.
Synonyms & Antonyms of schizocoele
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schizocoele Sentence Examples
- The schizocoele, a central cavity within the developing spinal cord, forms during neurulation.
- Closure of the schizocoele results in the formation of the neural tube.
- Failure of the schizocoele to close properly can lead to spina bifida.
- The schizocoele is lined with ependymal cells, which eventually give rise to the central canal of the spinal cord.
- The schizocoele is surrounded by mesenchymal cells, which form the vertebrae and other supporting structures of the spinal column.
- The development of the schizocoele is regulated by a complex network of genes and signaling molecules.
- Disruptions in schizocoele development can lead to a variety of neurological disorders.
- The schizocoele is an important landmark during embryonic development and provides insights into the development of the nervous system.
- Studying the schizocoele can help researchers understand the causes and treatments for spinal cord disorders.
- Advanced imaging techniques have allowed scientists to visualize the schizocoele and track its development in real time.
FAQs About the word schizocoele
See Enterocoele.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The schizocoele, a central cavity within the developing spinal cord, forms during neurulation.
Closure of the schizocoele results in the formation of the neural tube.
Failure of the schizocoele to close properly can lead to spina bifida.
The schizocoele is lined with ependymal cells, which eventually give rise to the central canal of the spinal cord.
