Übersetzung für 'embryonic growth' von Englisch nach Deutsch

embryonic growth

Embryonenwachstum {n}biol.

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embryonic {adj}

embryonal angelegtbiol.

embryonisch

entstehend

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embryonalbiol.

unausgereift

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embryonic chamber

Embryonalkammer {f}zool.

embryonic mortality

Embryonalsterblichkeit {f}med.VetMed.

embryonale Sterblichkeit {f}med.VetMed.

embryonic tissue

Embryonalgewebe {n}anat.

Embryogewebe {n}biol.

embryonales Gewebe {n}biol.

embryonic {adj} [fig.]

keimhaft

embryonic root

Keimwurzel {f}bot.

embryonic diapause

Embryonaldiapause {f}biol.

embryonic membrane

Eihülle {f}biol.

embryonic research

Embryonenforschung {f}biol.

embryonic stage

embryonales Stadium {n}

embryonic development

embryonale Entwicklung {f}biol.

embryonic period

Embryonalperiode {f}biol.

• Also, morning sickness is a defense mechanism because when analyzing embryonic growth, several critical periods are identified in which there is mass proliferation and cell division resulting in the development of the heart and central nervous system that are very sensitive.
• The development of the reproductive system is the part of embryonic growth that results in the sex organs and contributes to sexual differentiation.
• Similarly, a study of hybrids between dwarf hamster species "Phodopus campbelli" and "Phodopus sungorus" suggests that gene imprinting causes abnormal interactions between growth-promoting and growth-repressing genes which regulate placental and embryonic growth.
• However, due to the great migratory movements of the species, this estimation was taken without the complete cycle of embryonic growth being observed.
• westermanni" exclusively feeds on bird eggs that lack embryonic growth.

• Based on many surveys conducted during the spawning and hatching seasons, the incubation period of the species is estimated to be over a year, with the embryonic growth rate mainly being controlled by the temperature of the water.
• One proposed detriment of enhanced embryonic growth is that animals use too much of their supplied nutrients or yolk during development.
• Embryokines (Greek: "embryuon" "embryo" + "kinōs" "movement") are regulatory molecules produced by the oviduct and endometrium in the reproductive tract that modulate embryonic growth and development.
• Although this technique is not perfected, it contains the ability to target questions surrounding the molecular and cellular biology of embryonic growth.
• Dysgenesis is an abnormal organ development during embryonic growth and development.

• In general, Hox genes play a role of regulating expression of genes as well as aiding in development and assignment of specific structures during embryonic growth.