neurochordal Antonyms
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Meaning of neurochordal
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neurochordal (a.)
See Neurocord.
neurochordal Sentence Examples
- The neurochordal cells constitute the precursor population for the formation of the central nervous system.
- Neurochordal tissue undergoes a series of intricate developmental processes to give rise to the brain and spinal cord.
- Disruptions in neurochordal development can lead to severe neurological abnormalities and birth defects.
- Neurochordal cells are characterized by their unique gene expression profiles and migratory behaviors.
- The neurochordal signaling pathways play a critical role in coordinating cell fate determination and patterning during neural development.
- Neurochordal transplantation studies have provided valuable insights into the regenerative capacity of the central nervous system.
- The neurochordal axis is a conserved feature of vertebrate embryos and serves as the primary organizer of the nervous system.
- The neurochordal plate is the precursor to the neural tube, which eventually gives rise to the brain and spinal cord.
- Neurochordal development is a highly dynamic process involving cell proliferation, differentiation, and migration.
- Understanding neurochordal biology is essential for unraveling the complex mechanisms underlying brain and spinal cord development.
FAQs About the word neurochordal
See Neurocord.
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The neurochordal cells constitute the precursor population for the formation of the central nervous system.
Neurochordal tissue undergoes a series of intricate developmental processes to give rise to the brain and spinal cord.
Disruptions in neurochordal development can lead to severe neurological abnormalities and birth defects.
Neurochordal cells are characterized by their unique gene expression profiles and migratory behaviors.
