different between blastopore vs blastocoel
blastopore
English
Etymology
From blasto- +? pore.
Noun
blastopore (plural blastopores)
- (embryology) The opening into the archenteron
Derived terms
- blastoporal
- blastoporic
Translations
French
Etymology
From blasto- +? pore.
Noun
blastopore m (plural blastopores)
- (embryology) blastopore
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blastocoel
English
Alternative forms
- blastocoele
Etymology
From blasto- +? -coel.
Noun
blastocoel (plural blastocoels)
- The fluid-filled cavity in a blastula.
Related terms
- blastocoelar
- coeloblastula
Translations
Anagrams
- clobetasol, coeloblast
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