Definition of parthenote in English:

parthenote

noun ˈpɑːθənəʊtˈpärTHənōt

Biology

An organism produced from an unfertilized ovum, which is incapable of developing beyond the early embryonic stages.
〔生〕无精生殖生物
Example sentencesExamples
- But genetic tests indicated the Koreans very likely had true embryos, not parthenotes.
- Primate parthenotes are, if anything, easier to grow into different tissue types than ES cells, says West.
- The resulting cells, called parthenotes, are clones of their mother.
- Unfortunately parthenotes don't side-step all objections to creating human embryos as a source of stem cells.
- It's not clear that stem cells from human parthenotes would be useful in therapies.

Origin

1930s: from parthenogenesis and zygote.

Definition of parthenote in US English:

parthenote

nounˈpärTHənōt

Biology

An organism produced from an unfertilized ovum, which is incapable of developing beyond the early embryonic stages.
〔生〕无精生殖生物
Example sentencesExamples
- It's not clear that stem cells from human parthenotes would be useful in therapies.
- Unfortunately parthenotes don't side-step all objections to creating human embryos as a source of stem cells.
- Primate parthenotes are, if anything, easier to grow into different tissue types than ES cells, says West.
- The resulting cells, called parthenotes, are clones of their mother.
- But genetic tests indicated the Koreans very likely had true embryos, not parthenotes.

Origin

1930s: from parthenogenesis and zygote.

单词	parthenote
释义	Definition of parthenote in English: parthenote noun ˈpɑːθənəʊtˈpärTHənōt Biology An organism produced from an unfertilized ovum, which is incapable of developing beyond the early embryonic stages. 〔生〕无精生殖生物 Example sentencesExamples But genetic tests indicated the Koreans very likely had true embryos, not parthenotes. Primate parthenotes are, if anything, easier to grow into different tissue types than ES cells, says West. The resulting cells, called parthenotes, are clones of their mother. Unfortunately parthenotes don't side-step all objections to creating human embryos as a source of stem cells. It's not clear that stem cells from human parthenotes would be useful in therapies. Origin 1930s: from parthenogenesis and zygote. Definition of parthenote in US English: parthenote nounˈpärTHənōt Biology An organism produced from an unfertilized ovum, which is incapable of developing beyond the early embryonic stages. 〔生〕无精生殖生物 Example sentencesExamples It's not clear that stem cells from human parthenotes would be useful in therapies. Unfortunately parthenotes don't side-step all objections to creating human embryos as a source of stem cells. Primate parthenotes are, if anything, easier to grow into different tissue types than ES cells, says West. The resulting cells, called parthenotes, are clones of their mother. But genetic tests indicated the Koreans very likely had true embryos, not parthenotes. Origin 1930s: from parthenogenesis and zygote.
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