Because each blastodermic cell in an embryo is capable of dividing and multiplying, the process results in multiple developing embryos where previously there had been only one.
Teratomas consist of a combination of the tissues from all three blastodermic layers (ecto-, meso- and endoderm).
Since the intestinal epithelium and the respiratory epithelium emerge from the same blastodermic layer, it is always useful to check the relation between a disturbed intestine and diseased paranasal sinuses.
After development to a small blastodermic disc, the embryos enter a state of diapause that lasts approximately 7 months.
The source of cancer has not been determined finally, whether cellular or blastodermic.
Definition of blastodermic in US English:
blastodermic
adjectiveˌblastəˈdərmik
Embryology
See blastoderm
Example sentencesExamples
After development to a small blastodermic disc, the embryos enter a state of diapause that lasts approximately 7 months.
Because each blastodermic cell in an embryo is capable of dividing and multiplying, the process results in multiple developing embryos where previously there had been only one.
Teratomas consist of a combination of the tissues from all three blastodermic layers (ecto-, meso- and endoderm).
Since the intestinal epithelium and the respiratory epithelium emerge from the same blastodermic layer, it is always useful to check the relation between a disturbed intestine and diseased paranasal sinuses.
The source of cancer has not been determined finally, whether cellular or blastodermic.