Definition of Macromere. Meaning of Macromere. Synonyms of Macromere

- divisions produce four macromeres that are indistinguishable from one another. Each macromere has the potential of becoming the D macromere. After the formation...
- blastomeres divide equatorially but unequally and they give rise to four big macromeres and four smaller micromeres. Once this fourth division has occurred, the...
- quadrant macromere after the second round of divisions post-fertilization. They are larger than the other cells that result from cleavage of macromere D'....
- gotlandi**** Skuja Achroonema inaequale Skuja Achroonema lentum Skuja Achroonema macromeres Skuja Achroonema proteiforme Skuja Achroonema simplex Skuja Achroonema...
- characteristics with the photocytes observed in the adult organism. The M macromere lineage of cells are the ones that differentiate into photocytes, and...
- cells. By the end stage 6, the zygote contains a set of 25 micromeres, 3 macromeres (A, B and C) and 10 teloblasts derived from the D quadrant. The teloblasts...
- Cladophoropsis fasciculatus Cladophoropsis vaucheriiformis Cladophoropsis macromeres Cladophoropsis sundanensis Cladophoropsis herpestica Cladophoropsis philippinensis...
- change into somitomeres. The bottom of the archenteron is composed of macromeres. They later transform into the gut of the embryo. The ventral lip of the...
- called micromeres, are situated at a 45° angle to the lower tier of the macromeres. This means that the daughter blastomeres are at a 45° angle. Like other...