Definition of blastocoel in US English:

blastocoel

(also blastocoele)

nounˈblastəˌsēlˈblastəˌsēl

The fluid-filled cavity of a blastula.
Also called segmentation cavity
Example sentencesExamples
- Involution occurs here, as cells divide and push other cells into the blastocoel from the top of the dorsal lip.
- The blastocoel appears bright grey, the animal cap darker-gray and the vegetal pole black.
- Inside this spherical mass of cells, a fluid-filled cavity - the blastocoel - develops in the animal region and the embryo is now called a blastula.
- These pouches eventually fill the blastocoel forming two new pouches, the coelom.
- The graduate student of the well-known professor had furthered the experiment with mice blastocoels.

Derivatives

blastocoelic

adjectiveˌblastəˈsēlik

At blastula stage 8, cells forming the blastocoelic roof were cultured in isolation as explants.
Example sentencesExamples
- The blastocoelic cavity usually collapses during the early stages of implantation.
- An early blastocyst, containing a small amount of blastocoelic fluid, is shown to the right.

Definition of blastocoel in US English:

blastocoel

(also blastocoele)

nounˈblastəˌsēl

The fluid-filled cavity of a blastula.
Also called segmentation cavity
Example sentencesExamples
- These pouches eventually fill the blastocoel forming two new pouches, the coelom.
- Involution occurs here, as cells divide and push other cells into the blastocoel from the top of the dorsal lip.
- The blastocoel appears bright grey, the animal cap darker-gray and the vegetal pole black.
- Inside this spherical mass of cells, a fluid-filled cavity - the blastocoel - develops in the animal region and the embryo is now called a blastula.
- The graduate student of the well-known professor had furthered the experiment with mice blastocoels.

单词	blastocoel
释义	Definition of blastocoel in US English: blastocoel (also blastocoele) nounˈblastəˌsēlˈblastəˌsēl The fluid-filled cavity of a blastula. Also called segmentation cavity Example sentencesExamples Involution occurs here, as cells divide and push other cells into the blastocoel from the top of the dorsal lip. The blastocoel appears bright grey, the animal cap darker-gray and the vegetal pole black. Inside this spherical mass of cells, a fluid-filled cavity - the blastocoel - develops in the animal region and the embryo is now called a blastula. These pouches eventually fill the blastocoel forming two new pouches, the coelom. The graduate student of the well-known professor had furthered the experiment with mice blastocoels. Derivatives blastocoelic adjectiveˌblastəˈsēlik At blastula stage 8, cells forming the blastocoelic roof were cultured in isolation as explants. Example sentencesExamples The blastocoelic cavity usually collapses during the early stages of implantation. An early blastocyst, containing a small amount of blastocoelic fluid, is shown to the right. Definition of blastocoel in US English: blastocoel (also blastocoele) nounˈblastəˌsēl The fluid-filled cavity of a blastula. Also called segmentation cavity Example sentencesExamples These pouches eventually fill the blastocoel forming two new pouches, the coelom. Involution occurs here, as cells divide and push other cells into the blastocoel from the top of the dorsal lip. The blastocoel appears bright grey, the animal cap darker-gray and the vegetal pole black. Inside this spherical mass of cells, a fluid-filled cavity - the blastocoel - develops in the animal region and the embryo is now called a blastula. The graduate student of the well-known professor had furthered the experiment with mice blastocoels.
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