embryonic development
US: /ɛmˌbɹaɪˈɑːnɪk dɪˈvɛləpmənt/
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Definition of embryonic development - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

biologyTECH.early growth process of an organism from fertilization to fetus stageTECH.
  • Scientists studied the effects of toxins on embryonic development in frogs.
  • The drug appears to disrupt normal embryonic development in mice.
  • Genetic mutations can cause severe defects during embryonic development.
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Expressions with embryonic

embryonic stem-cell researchn.
scientific study of embryo-derived stem cells for medical use
Embryonic stem-cell research offers hope for curing diseases.
embryonic tissuen.
tissue from an embryo used in research
Embryonic tissue is crucial for stem cell research.
embryonic polen.
region of an embryo where development is most active
The embryonic pole is crucial for early development.

Expressions with development

development helln.
project stuck in development for a long time
The movie was in development hell for over a decade.
development teamn.
group of people who design build or improve a product or project
The development team released a new version of the app today.
housing developmentn.
group of similar houses built together
The new housing development offers affordable homes.
personal developmentn.
process of improving self-awareness, skills, and personal growth
Personal development helps you become more confident and skilled.
residential developmentn.
planned building of homes or apartments in an area for people to live
Residential development increased quickly after the new train station opened.
social developmentn.
growth in how a person learns to relate well with others
Early social development helps children build strong friendships and communication skills.
youth developmentn.
organized work helping young people grow in skills, confidence and responsibility
The city invested heavily in youth development to reduce crime and improve opportunities.
development budgetn.
planned amount of money for creating improving or expanding projects
The city increased its development budget to support new housing programs.
development companyn.
business that plans and builds property projects such as houses or offices
The development company announced a new housing project near the river.
development potentialn.
ability of someone or something to grow improve or advance in future
The manager saw great development potential in the new software platform.

Terms related to embryonic development

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Terms with embryonic development included in their meaning

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recapitulationn.
biology
embryonic development mirroring evolutionary history
blastodermaticadj.
embryology
related to the blastoderm in embryonic development
blastoporaladj.
biology
related to a blastopore in embryonic development
blastospheren.
biology
hollow fluid-filled sphere in early embryonic development
branchialadj.
embryonic development
pertaining to embryonic gill structures
caenogenesisn.
evolution
introduction of new structures in embryonic development
cainogenesisn.
biology
introduction of new traits during embryonic development
chorda dorsalisn.
medical
flexible rod in embryonic development of vertebrates

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  1. French:développement embryonnaire, ...
  2. German:embryonale Entwicklung, ...
  3. Italian:sviluppo embrionale, ...
  4. Spanish:desarrollo embrionario, ...
  5. Portuguese:desenvolvimento embrionário, ...
  6. Chinese:胚胎发育, ...
  7. Japanese:胚発生, ...
  8. Arabic:التَّطَوُّرُ الْجَنِينِيُّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִתְפַּתְּחוּת עֻבָּרִית, ...
  10. Russian:эмбриональное развитие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ембріональний розвиток, ...
  12. Hindi:भ्रूणीय विकास, ...

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