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Significados de ontogeny en inglés

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(Biology) the process of an individual organism growing organically; a purely biological unfolding of events involved in an organism changing gradually from a simple to a more complex level.

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Uso de ontogeny en inglés
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How Ta1 may contribute to the Treg cell ontogeny is not known.
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The paper is called The ontogeny of fairness in seven societies.
Radio NZ
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All florets on Mir-grown spikes ceased development at the same stage of ontogeny.
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These data provide novel insight into the ontogeny of CD8aa IELs.
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This multiomics single-cell atlas significantly expands our understanding of pre-HSC ontogeny.
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The mammalian circadian clock, which coordinates various physiological functions, develops gradually during ontogeny.
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For behavioral tests, we analyzed the ontogeny of selected neonatal reflexes.
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The second chief source of evidence, ontogeny, is not less incomplete.
The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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Little is known about the ontogeny of vesicular neurotransmission in retina.
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Weismann, A., his germ-plasm theory.-onontogeny.-andPrichard.-and Spencer.-onthe transmission of acquired characters.-various.
Darwin and Modern Science
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The ontogeny of linguistic functions in the human brain remains elusive.
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This is very clearly shown by the comparative ontogeny of the fishes and amphibia.
The Evolution of Man — Volume 1
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A series of progressive waves may sweep over the body during a single ontogeny.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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During mammalian ontogeny, there is a transition from suckling to the chewing of food.
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These mice displayed normal development and lymphoid and myeloid ontogeny.
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Here we determine the ontogeny of the VRC01 class by crystallography and next-generation sequencing.
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