Words and phrases that have a meaning related to xenopus: (144 results)
Often used in the same context:
xenopus laevis, planaria, flatworm, morphogen, gastrulation, morphogenesis, trypanosome, somites, metazoan, planarians, peromyscus, umbilical vein, eukaryote, subfamily, mosaicism, syngeneic, fibroblast, mucins, polyamine, agouti, striated muscle, globin, operon, keratins, glycolipid, african clawed frog, chordates, plastid, tropomyosin, protist, chlamydomonas, hindbrain, striata, blastomeres, ontogeny, enolase, zebrafish, tetramer, introgression, versicolor, homozygosity, volvox, centromeres, organogenesis, osteoclast, testis, elegans, leucocytes, peroxidase, proteolysis, midgut, coevolution, acinar, trypanosomes, esterase, homeobox gene, motoneurons, hepatoma, bacteroides, ovule, exonuclease, oviducts, biogenesis, borrelia burgdorferi, centrioles, dedifferentiation, peroxisome, tribolium, trophoblast, nematode worm, borrelia, mesoderm, schistosome, ciliates, amphioxus, anterior pituitary, embryonal carcinoma, gonadal, ultrastructure, fibril, ectoderm, prokaryote, thymosin, osteoblast, ambystoma, corynebacterium, metaplasia, hexose, immunoreactivity, stilbene, erythrocytes, motile, rotifer, taenia, conceptus, cellularity, spermatogenesis, lateral ventricle, holotype, tetrahymena, eyespots, mouse, embryos, pituitaries, drosophila, goldfish, hamster, newts, rhesus, tadpole, blastocysts, bovine, explants, hippocampus, myoblasts, myocytes, oocyte, oocytes, rat, tadpoles, thymocytes, mammalian, ovine, ascidian, avian, cell, chimeric, lacz, microinjected, 1, 1a, 2, 2a, 5a, 70, actin, activated, activating, activator, adenoviral
Appears in the definition of:
family xenopodidae, xenopodidae
More general:
amphibian genus
Synonyms:
Also try:genus xenopus
— Adjectives for xenopus: larval, amphibian, early, female, normal, male, transgenic, aquatic, anuran, clawed, intact, more...
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