Noun
/ˌdjuːtəˈrɛn.səˌfæl.ɪk ɪnˈdʌk.tər/
The term "deuterencephalic inductor" refers to a specific entity in developmental biology, particularly in the context of neural development. The word "deuterencephalic" relates to the deuterencephalon, a part of the embryonic nervous system, while "inductor" typically refers to something that induces or brings about a change.
It is used in specialized fields, particularly in developmental biology and neurology. The frequency of use is relatively low and is primarily found in written scientific literature rather than in everyday speech.
Исследователи сосредоточились на роли дентерцефалического индукторов в дифференциации нейрональных стволовых клеток.
Recent studies have shown that the deuterencephalic inductor is crucial for proper brain development.
Недавние исследования показали, что дентерцефалический индуктор имеет решающее значение для правильного развития мозга.
Understanding the mechanisms behind the deuterencephalic inductor may lead to advances in treating neurological disorders.
While "deuterencephalic inductor" does not have commonly used idiomatic expressions due to its specificity in scientific terminology, related phrases in the field of biology often use terms like "cellular induction" or "neural induction."
Процесс клеточной индукции можно рассматривать как способ организма регулировать рост нервов.
In developmental biology, neural induction is vital for forming the nervous system.
В эмбриональной биологии нейрональная индукция играет жизненно важную роль в формировании нервной системы.
Scientists now understand that cellular induction can happen through various molecular signals.
The term "deuterencephalic" is derived from the Greek words "deuteros," meaning "second," and "kephale," meaning "head," referring to the secondary brain structures in vertebrates. "Inductor" comes from the Latin word "inductor," meaning "one who leads or brings." Thus, together, they describe a leading or inducing factor in secondary brain formation.
Synonyms: - Neural inducer - Cell differentiator
Antonyms: - Neural suppressor - Growth inhibitor