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Embryonic In the life cycle of the round worm, a very early life stage occurring within the uterus of the female round worm. Mentioned in: Trichinosis, Undescended Testes embryonic. See embryo. embryonic emanating from or pertaining to embryo. See also embryo. embryonic death see early embryonic mortality (below). embryonic disk larger cells of the mammalian blastocyst which develop into the embryo. early embryonic mortality death of the embryo, i.e. before it becomes a fetus; a principal cause of temporary infertility in farm livestock. Amongst causes are errors in timing of insemination, chromosomal defects, asynchronous development of the endometrium. embryonic period see embryo. embryonic regulation ability of embryonic tissues to recognize changes in their size and location and to make the necessary adjustments to form the disk-shaped assembly of appropriate structures. embryonic stem cell stem cell of fetal origin. embryonic vesicle see chorionic vesicle. embryonic adjective Undeveloped, related to an embryo How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The process through which these cells emerge and acquire the capacity to identify and suppress self-reactive lymphoid clones occurs embryonically. Such things existed only embryonically throughout church history but are now in place and are marvelously suited to collegial activity and shared decision-making and responsibility. The whole point of such a search rests on the assumption that evolution will inevitably tease out the potential for intelligence already lurking, however embryonically, in the prebiotic chemical soup of other life-bearing planets. |
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