Definition of Nephrogenesis. Meaning of Nephrogenesis. Synonyms of Nephrogenesis

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- Kidney development, or nephrogenesis, describes the embryologic origins of the kidney, a major organ in the urinary system. This article covers a 3 part...
- studied most extensively in embryogenesis during somitogenesis and nephrogenesis and carcinogenesis during metastasis, but it also occurs in cardiogenesis...
- ends about a w**** after birth). When the formation of new nephrons (nephrogenesis) ends, the number of nephrons in the kidney becomes final. After birth...
- develops from intermediate mesoderm. Kidney development, also called nephrogenesis, proceeds through a series of three successive developmental phases:...
- metanephridium, metanephros, nephridiopore, nephridium, nephrite, nephritis, nephrogenesis, nephrolith, nephrolithiasis, nephrologist, nephrology, nephron, nephroptosis...
- protein expressed during mesenchymal-epithelial transition in human nephrogenesis". Journal of the American Society of Nephrology. 15 (10): 2556–2568...
- metanephros has no longer the ability to add new nephrons through nephrogenesis, although many reptiles show ongoing nephron formation in adults. Metanephros...
- metanephridium, metanephros, nephridiopore, nephridium, nephrite, nephritis, nephrogenesis, nephrolith, nephrolithiasis, nephrologist, nephrology, nephron, nephroptosis...
- portray an arrest of nephrogenesis, leading to fewer nephron generations, resulting in smaller renal size in general. The nephrogenesis before the arrest...
- humans. In the field of regenerative medicine, pancreatogenesis- or nephrogenesis-disabled pig embryos, unable to form a specific organ, allow experimentation...