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embryology

[em-bree-ol-uh-jee] / ˌɛm briˈɒl ə dʒi /


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Centuries of embryology and morphology laid the groundwork for the discipline of developmental biology.

From Scientific American

To detect whether these shapes came from an ancestral bat wing or evolved independently, Sears and her colleagues investigated the embryology of different bat species and the genes responsible for the tissue's development.

From Scientific American

Elliot is an impulsive, hair-down type, who is more excited about pushing scientific and ethical boundaries with a cutting-edge embryology lab than about providing compassionate care.

From Los Angeles Times

He says his years studying embryology left him with the belief that life begins at fertilisation.

From BBC

It also has multiple teams working in parallel on problems of computational biology, cellular engineering, stem cell reprogramming, embryology, protein engineering and animal husbandry, among other focuses.

From Scientific American