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1 embryonal angelegt
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2 embryonisch
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3 noch nicht ausgereift
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4 unausgereift
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5 unentwickelt
embryonic; embryologic; embryological; undeveloped* * *(( also adjective) (of) the beginning stage of anything: The project is still at the embryo stage.) embryo* * *adj.embryologic adj.undeveloped adj. -
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7 embryonal
* * *embryonic* * *emb|ry|o|nal [ɛmbryo'naːl]adj attr (BIOL fig)embryonic* * *1) (in an early stage of development.) embryonic* * *em·bry·o·nal[ɛmbryoˈna:l]2. (in Ansätzen) embryonic* * ** * *embryonal adj attr embryonic, embryo …;noch im embryonalen Zustand fig still in embryo* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd. (auch fig.) embryonic -
8 Stammzelle
f GNT. stem cell; adulte / embryonale Stammzelle adult / embryonic stem cell* * *Stạmm|zel|lefstem celladulte/embryonale Stammzelle — adult/embryonic stem cell
* * *Stamm·zel·lef stem cellembryonale \Stammzelle embryonic stem cell* * *Stammzelle f Genetik: stem cell;adulte/embryonale Stammzelle adult/embryonic stem cell -
9 keimhaft
keim|haftadj (geh)embryonic, seminalkéímhaft vorhanden sein — to be present in embryo or in embryonic form or in seminal form
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10 Keim
m; -(e)s, -e1. MED. germ3. BIO. (befruchtete Eizelle) embryo4. fig. seed(s Pl.); im Keim vorhanden present in embryo ( oder in rudimentary form); im Keim ersticken nip in the bud; (Gerücht) scotch; den Keim zu etw. legen sow the seeds of s.th.* * *der Keim(Bakterie) germ;(Spross) sprout; shoot; seed* * *[kaim]m -(e)s, -e1) (= kleiner Trieb) shoot, sproutdie ersten Kéíme ihrer jungen Liebe (liter) — the first blossomings or burgeoning of their young love (liter)
2) (=Embryo fig) embryo, germ; (= Krankheitskeim) germim Kéíme (fig) — in embryo, in embryonic form
etw im Kéím ersticken — to nip sth in the bud
den Kéím zu etw legen — to sow the seeds of sth
* * *der1) (the small beginning (of anything): the germ of an idea.) germ2) (the beginning from which anything grows: There was already a seed of doubt in her mind.) seed* * *<-[e]s, -e>[kaim]m2. (befruchtete Eizelle) embryoder kleinste \Keim der Hoffnung the faintest flicker [or glimmer] [or ray] of hope6.▶ etw im \Keim[e] ersticken to nip sth in the bud* * *der; Keim[e]s, Keime1) (Bot.): (erster Trieb) shoot2) (Biol.): (befruchtete Eizelle) embryo3) (fig.): (Ursprung) seed[s pl.]4) (Biol., Med.): (Krankheitserreger) germ* * *1. MED germKeime treiben germinate4. fig seed(s pl);im Keim vorhanden present in embryo ( oder in rudimentary form);im Keim ersticken nip in the bud; (Gerücht) scotch;den Keim zu etwas legen sow the seeds of sth* * *der; Keim[e]s, Keime1) (Bot.): (erster Trieb) shoot2) (Biol.): (befruchtete Eizelle) embryo3) (fig.): (Ursprung) seed[s pl.]4) (Biol., Med.): (Krankheitserreger) germ* * *-e m.germ n.seed n.shoot n. -
11 Embryonalentwicklung
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13 Anfangsstadium
Anfangsstadium n GEN early stage(s), initial stage(s) • im Anfangsstadium GEN in the [its] early stages* * *Anfangsstadium
infancy, early period (mist), primary (initial, early, inchoate) stage, cradle;
• im Anfangsstadium in the embryonic stage, in the egg;
• Anfangsstadium einer Nation infancy of a nation;
• Anfangsstadium eines Unternehmens initial stages of an undertaking;
• noch ganz im Anfangsstadium sein to be in the earliest stages of preparation;
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14 im Anfangsstadium
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15 embrional
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16 Embryonalentwicklung
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Embryonalentwicklung
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17 jungfräulicher Boden
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > jungfräulicher Boden
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18 ursprünglicher Boden
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > ursprünglicher Boden
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19 Carcinoembryonales Antigen
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20 Eihülle
fembryonic membrane
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Embryonic — Em bry*on ic, a. (Biol.) Of or pertaining to an embryo; embryonal; rudimentary. [1913 Webster] {Embryonic sac} or {Embryonic vesicle} (Bot.), the vesicle within which the embryo is developed in the ovule; sometimes called also {amnios sac}, and… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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embryonic — 1849, from Medical L. embryonem (see EMBRYO (Cf. embryo)) + IC (Cf. ic). Figurative use is from 1856 … Etymology dictionary
embryonic — [adj] rudimentary beginning, developing, early, elementary, evolving, germinal, immature, incipient, undeveloped; concepts 485,578,797 … New thesaurus
embryonic — ► ADJECTIVE 1) relating to an embryo. 2) in or at a rudimentary stage … English terms dictionary
embryonic — [em′brē ə nəlem΄brē än′ik] adj. 1. of or like an embryo: also embryonal [em′brē ə nəl] 2. in an early stage; undeveloped; rudimentary … English World dictionary
embryonic — [[t]e̱mbriɒ̱nɪk[/t]] ADJ GRADED: usu ADJ n An embryonic process, idea, organization, or organism is one at a very early stage in its development. [FORMAL] ...Romania s embryonic democracy. ...the embryonic European central bank. ...embryonic… … English dictionary
embryonic — em|bry|on|ic [ˌembriˈɔnık US ˈa:n ] adj 1.) at a very early stage of development ▪ The plans are still only in embryonic form. 2.) relating to an ↑embryo ▪ embryonic development ▪ embryonic cells … Dictionary of contemporary English
embryonic — adjective 1. of an organism prior to birth or hatching in the embryonic stage embryologic development • Syn: ↑embryologic, ↑embryonal • Similar to: ↑immature • Derivationally related fo … Useful english dictionary
embryonic — adjective 1) an embryonic chick Syn: fetal, unborn, unhatched; in utero 2) an embryonic prodemocracy movement Syn: rudimentary, undeveloped, unformed, immature, incomplete, incipient, inchoate; … Thesaurus of popular words
embryonic — adjective Date: circa 1841 1. of or relating to an embryo 2. being in an early stage of development ; incipient, rudimentary < an embryonic plan > • embryonically adverb … New Collegiate Dictionary
