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Meanings of notochord in English

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Usage of notochord in English
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Other animals might also have once had, and then lost a notochord.
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This behavior is not consistent with a clock-type mechanism in the notochord.
Pubmed
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These animals are not vertebrates, but they do possess a notochord.
BBC
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The notochord seems to be less important for the formation of the vein.
Pubmed
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Unexpectedly, virulence was retained when bacteria were injected into the notochord.
Pubmed
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Skull base chordomas are a rare neoplasm arising from the notochord.
Pubmed
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This study presents evidence that Dishevelled serves a similar function in the Ciona notochord.
Pubmed
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As already stated, the notochord extends beyond the mouth to the tip of the rostrum.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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A few living chordates still retain the ancient backbone-free condition where the notochord offers support.
BBC
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The skeleton is completely ossified and the notochord removed.
The Elements of Geology
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Chordoma is a rare, slow growing malignant tumor arising from remnants of the fetal notochord.
Pubmed
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Then, one of those early deuterostomes became the very first chordate by gaining a notochord.
BBC
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A notochord with separate vertebral elements is also identifiable.
Pubmed
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Chordomas are rare malignant tumors that are postulated to arise from remnants of the notochord.
Pubmed
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This work presents for the first time the notochord as a compartment highly susceptible to mycobacterial infection.
Pubmed
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Mosaic analysis of mutant embryos shows that transplanted wild-type cells can become notochord in mutant flh embryos.
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