neuroblast
[ noo r-uh-blast, nyoo r- ]
/ ˈnʊər əˌblæst, ˈnyʊər- /
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noun
an immature nerve cell.
Nearby words
- neuroanatomy,
- neuroarthropathy,
- neuroaxonal,
- neurobehavioral,
- neurobiology,
- neuroblastoma,
- neurocardiac,
- neurochemical,
- neurochemistry,
- neurochip
Origin of neuroblast
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Examples from the Web for neuroblast
Again, the process of regeneration after section of a nerve is not in favour of the neuroblast theory.
The Origin of Vertebrates|Walter Holbrook GaskellNeuroblast: the large cell in the early embryo, from which the nervous system develops.
Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology|John. B. Smith
neuroblast
/ (ˈnjʊərəʊˌblæst) /
noun
an embryonic nerve cell
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neuroblast
[ nur′ə-blăst′ ]
n.
An embryonic cell from which a nerve cell develops.
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