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Dictionary » G » Germinal GerminalGerminal Pertaining or belonging to a germ; as, the germinal vesicle. (Science: biology) germinal layers, the nucleus of the ovum of animals. See: germ. is also a formula used in cat food ![]()
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Results from our forumImmune System... and activation of other immune components like B-cells. - B-cells can differentiate into plasma cells (produce antibodies), memory cells (form germinal centres in the secondary lymphoid follicles) or B1 cells (similar role to plasma cells). Each has a single unique surface receptor. - CD4 and ...
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Re: Cytokine - Receptor concepts... The late events in helper T cell dependent antibody responses, including affinity maturation and the generation of memory B cells, occur in the germinal centers of lymphoid follicles. The affinity maturation is the process that leads to increased affinity of antibodies for a particular antigen ...
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Reproductive Systems-FollicleOogenesis is the process by which eggs are produced in the ovary, the process starts in the fetus when oogonia lining the germinal epithelium divide to form primary oocytes.the germinal epithelium also divides to form follicle cells. Which surround the primary oocytes forming primary ...
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altruism and evolution... clusters of some cells have renounced at their pluripotent phenotype, and they established a sterile soma, whose ending scope is to protect the germinal lineage. What do you think about this reductionist approach?
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evolution of reproduction... and these specialized tissues are organized more inside organisms within tubes and chambers. Actually I've omitted totally the part of haploidy of germinal cells, but I do not know how it evolved quite well, but in general lines the recombination were advantageous and then rather than releasing ...
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