determinate development

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• determinate cleavage — n cleavage of an egg in which each division irreversibly separates portions of the zygote with specific potencies for further development compare INDETERMINATE CLEAVAGE * * * cleavage following a precise pattern, each blastomere having a… …   Medical dictionary

• determinate — adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin determinatus, past participle of determinare Date: 14th century 1. having defined limits < a determinate period of time > 2. definitely settled < a determinate order of precedence > 3 …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• determinate cleavage — noun : cleavage (sense 4a) in which each cell division irreversibly separates portions of the zygote with specific and distinct potencies for further development compare indeterminate cleavage, mosaicism …   Useful english dictionary

• determinate growth — noun 1. : growth in which the axis being limited by the development of the terminal flower bud or other reproductive structure does not continue to elongate indefinitely (as in a cymose inflorescence and in certain mosses) compare indeterminate… …   Useful english dictionary

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