Definition of dedifferentiate in English:

dedifferentiate

verbˌdiːdɪfəˈrɛnʃɪeɪtdēˌdifəˈren(t)SHēˌāt

[no object]Biology

(of a cell or tissue) undergo a reversal of differentiation and lose specialized characteristics.
〔生〕（细胞或组织）去分化，反分化，脱分化
some types of human cells dedifferentiate in culture, becoming primitive, unspecialized cells
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, they found that the proliferating cells dedifferentiated, meaning they temporarily lost the characteristics of mature heart muscle cells and reverted to a more fetal type of proliferating cell.
- By manipulating niche signals, they could make the stem cells differentiate, then dedifferentiate again.
- A third approach is to use one's own specialized cells and dedifferentiate them.
- The ability to dedifferentiate stem cells (the article uses the term retrodifferentiation) would be incredibly valuable just for leukemia treatment.
- The search for compounds to differentiate and dedifferentiate (specialize and despecialize) stem cells is accelerating due to advances in biotechnology for growing and screening cells.

Derivatives

dedifferentiation

noun

Biology

Our case could be an example of such a dedifferentiation.
Example sentencesExamples
- This dedifferentiation disrupts further co-ordinated development which ultimately causes seed abortion.
- This probably reflects the presence of stem cells in the nail bud rather than cell dedifferentiation.
- In fact, compounds that cause cellular dedifferentiation have already been found.
- In the presented tumor, there was no indication for dedifferentiation.

Definition of dedifferentiate in US English:

dedifferentiate

verbdēˌdifəˈren(t)SHēˌāt

[no object]Biology

(of a cell or tissue) undergo a reversal of differentiation and lose specialized characteristics.
〔生〕（细胞或组织）去分化，反分化，脱分化
some types of human cells dedifferentiate in culture, becoming primitive, unspecialized cells
Example sentencesExamples
- A third approach is to use one's own specialized cells and dedifferentiate them.
- For example, they found that the proliferating cells dedifferentiated, meaning they temporarily lost the characteristics of mature heart muscle cells and reverted to a more fetal type of proliferating cell.
- The search for compounds to differentiate and dedifferentiate (specialize and despecialize) stem cells is accelerating due to advances in biotechnology for growing and screening cells.
- The ability to dedifferentiate stem cells (the article uses the term retrodifferentiation) would be incredibly valuable just for leukemia treatment.
- By manipulating niche signals, they could make the stem cells differentiate, then dedifferentiate again.

单词	dedifferentiate
释义	Definition of dedifferentiate in English: dedifferentiate verbˌdiːdɪfəˈrɛnʃɪeɪtdēˌdifəˈren(t)SHēˌāt [no object]Biology (of a cell or tissue) undergo a reversal of differentiation and lose specialized characteristics. 〔生〕（细胞或组织）去分化，反分化，脱分化 some types of human cells dedifferentiate in culture, becoming primitive, unspecialized cells Example sentencesExamples For example, they found that the proliferating cells dedifferentiated, meaning they temporarily lost the characteristics of mature heart muscle cells and reverted to a more fetal type of proliferating cell. By manipulating niche signals, they could make the stem cells differentiate, then dedifferentiate again. A third approach is to use one's own specialized cells and dedifferentiate them. The ability to dedifferentiate stem cells (the article uses the term retrodifferentiation) would be incredibly valuable just for leukemia treatment. The search for compounds to differentiate and dedifferentiate (specialize and despecialize) stem cells is accelerating due to advances in biotechnology for growing and screening cells. Derivatives dedifferentiation noun Biology Our case could be an example of such a dedifferentiation. Example sentencesExamples This dedifferentiation disrupts further co-ordinated development which ultimately causes seed abortion. This probably reflects the presence of stem cells in the nail bud rather than cell dedifferentiation. In fact, compounds that cause cellular dedifferentiation have already been found. In the presented tumor, there was no indication for dedifferentiation. Definition of dedifferentiate in US English: dedifferentiate verbdēˌdifəˈren(t)SHēˌāt [no object]Biology (of a cell or tissue) undergo a reversal of differentiation and lose specialized characteristics. 〔生〕（细胞或组织）去分化，反分化，脱分化 some types of human cells dedifferentiate in culture, becoming primitive, unspecialized cells Example sentencesExamples A third approach is to use one's own specialized cells and dedifferentiate them. For example, they found that the proliferating cells dedifferentiated, meaning they temporarily lost the characteristics of mature heart muscle cells and reverted to a more fetal type of proliferating cell. The search for compounds to differentiate and dedifferentiate (specialize and despecialize) stem cells is accelerating due to advances in biotechnology for growing and screening cells. The ability to dedifferentiate stem cells (the article uses the term retrodifferentiation) would be incredibly valuable just for leukemia treatment. By manipulating niche signals, they could make the stem cells differentiate, then dedifferentiate again.
随便看	neurobiologist neurobiologist neurobiologists neurobiology neurobiotaxis neuroblast neuroblastic neuroblastoma neuroblastomal neuroblasts neuroborreliosis neurocentral neurochemical neurochemical neurochemically neurochemically neurochemicals neurochemist neurochemist neurochemistry neurochemists neurochord neurocirculatory neurocirculatory asthenia neurocoel 水火水火无情水灵水灾水烟水烟斗水烟筒水烟袋水煤气水牌 uneingeschränkt Uneingeschränktheit Uneinigkeit uneins unelastisch Unelastisch_Kupplung Unempfindlichkeit Unempfindlichkeit Unempfindlichkeitsbereich Unempfindlichkeitsgrad