ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD EMBOLY
From Greek embolē an insertion, from emballein to throw in.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EMBOLY»
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The British Journal of Psychiatry
by the lesion. Paralysis of the facial and of the hypoglossal nerves, and of the
extremities, is comparatively constant. It is remarkable, that in the anaemia of the
brain from emboly, at least when consequent upon plugging of the smaller
arteries ...
(b* Differences between invagination and involution. I 1. Write the names of
various morphogenetic movements that occur during gastrulation. Ans : 1.
Epiboly 2. Emboly 2. List various types of movements occurring during emboly.
Ans : 1.
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Comprehensive MCQs in Biology
(b) Emboly. Emboly means the process of movement of endodermal and
mesodermal cells to become internal. This may takes place in one of the
following methods : (i) Invagination. The vegetal pole cells simply pushes into the
interior of the ...
Hemant Roy Sri, Shri Hemant Roy
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CRC handbook of animal diversity
First, some form gastrulae by combinations of two or more methods: (A) em- boly
with epiboly and sometimes cell movement (Ctenophora, Nematoda, Sipuncul-
oidea, s.Vertebrata, (B) emboly with ingression (Crustacea), and (C) epiboly with
...
Richard E. Blackwelder, George S. Garoian, 1986
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The North American Journal of Homeopathy
... under the microscope the presence of numerous red blood-corpuscles in the
pulpa ; in emboly of the arteria nutritia of the tibia— a case still more rare — he
found a dirty-white necrotic tumor, of the size of a pigeon's egg, close to the artery
.
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Advanced Topics In Zoology
The invagination or emboly is deepest at the anterior end and it is here that the
dorsal lip of the blastopore would be formed by both chordal and neural plate
cells, at the end of invagination and when a definite blastopore is seen.
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Pocket Medical Dictionary
See Embolism. Embolectomy, em-bol-t'k'-to-me. Removal of an embolus. Embole'
mia. The presence of emboli in the blood. Embolic, em-hol'-ik. Pertaining to or the
result of embolism; pertaining to emboly. Embolifonn Nu'cleus, em-toV-if-orm.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
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Human Anatomy & Physiology Review for Premed Students:
(b) Emboly. Morphogenetic movements like migration of ectoderm, mesoderm
and notochord cells from surface to interior. The emboly may occur by way of (i)
involution (rolling of cells into interior) (ii) invagination (infolding) (iii) ingression ...
The movements are of two. types, epiboly and emboly. Epiboly involves
movements of the cell over the surface of the embryo resulting in antero-pasterior
elongation and lateral expansion of the gastrula. Emboly, on the other-hand,
involves ...
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Principles of Developmental Genetics
A lnternalization (emboly) A ' — P A. Involution B. Invagination mm W BL J __ 'I. <
_. ... 9 E-cadherin EMT - FIGURE I7.5 Emboly or internalization entails
movements of mesodermal and endodermal precursors from the blastula surface
beneath ...
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