Synonym: embryologic, embryonal, embryotic. Similar words: embryo, embryos, embryology, cryonics, try on, carry-on, carry on, everyone. Meaning: [‚embrɪ'ɒnɪk] 
adj. 1. of an organism prior to birth or hatching 2. in an early stage of development.
adj. 1. of an organism prior to birth or hatching 2. in an early stage of development. 
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151. For years, private financing has been used to create embryonic stem cell lines, mostly from discarded embryos from fertility clinics.
152. Mrs Almond lived much farther up town, in an embryonic street.
153. Polythelia and polymastia usually occur along the embryonic milk lines extending from the axilla to the groin.
154. Opuntia milpa alta flower has no maternal toxicity, embryonic and teratogenicity under the experimental conditions.
155. Objective To explore the mechanism of cell proliferation cycle change of human embryonic pulmonary fibroblasts(HEPF)induced by crocidolite.
156. Its memory is the embryonic form of the widespread now virtual memory.
157. ObjectiveThe aim of the research was to study the absorption and utilization laws of calcium and phosphorus during embryonic development period of France Muscovy duck.
158. The picture also provides a peek at embryonic stars that are forming within an ill-fated cloud of dust and gas, destined to be eaten away by the glare from the massive neighbor.
159. Meckel's diverticulum is the rudiment of the embryonic yolk sac.
160. The surrounding cells of the embryonic cell groups degenerate, such there is the space between the groups of cell and the surrounding tissue.
161. In 1931,(http://sentencedict.com/embryonic.html) The system of urbanization possessed its embryonic form.
162. Mesenchyme -- embryonic c . t . with multipotential cells . The stellate cells are beginning to form fibers.
163. Thus, it seems embryonic mesenchyme can be replaced with adult stem cells to generate new teeth.
164. Vitamins are involved in many embryonic processes – adequate supplementation is critical.
165. Up to now, she has sported an embryonic tail, which is actually an extension of her tail bone.
166. Objective: To investigate the effects of the cytokines on isolation and cloning of human embryonic stem-like cells.
167. Derived from a single fertilized ovum or embryonic cell mass. Used especially of identical twins.
168. Working with iPS cells in this way also gives information that should make it easier to develop embryonic stem cells (ES cells) from pig or other ungulate embryos, said the researchers.
More similar words: embryo, embryos, embryology, cryonics, try on, carry-on, carry on, everyone, carry on with, embrace, embroil, membrane, embroiled, embrasure, embroidery, remembrance, remembrancer, cell membrane, every once in a while, cryogenic, plasma membrane, sonic, ironic, iconic, bionic, laconic, conical, demonic, moronic, phonics.