initial cell meaning

• noun (botany)
    A cell that remains meristematic and gives rise to many daughter cells from which permanent tissues are formed

• Simple autofill allows you to automatically fill in a group of cells that are adjacent to an initial cell
• Even then, they were able to establish only two stable cell lines from some 91 initial cells
• Inside the auxospore, a large initial cell is produced.
• Within that initial cell is all the information needed to create a person.
• The initial cells in this pathway are called spermatogonia, which yield primary spermatocytes by mitosis.
• The initial cells harvested by the University of Wisconsin and Johns Hopkins were allowed to proliferate in lab gels.
• A shmoo is a projection of the cellular membrane which is the site of initial cell fusion in plasmogamy.
• Through many stages of initial cell division, there are no apparent discrepancies or asymmetries between one cell and another.
• :Light current is right; an initial cell is formed from the fusion of the sperm and the egg.

• "initial cell" meaning in Chinese: 初期细胞
• "initial cell" meaning in Japanese: 始原細胞｛しげん さいぼう｝
• "initial cell" meaning in Russian: первичная клетка, инициальная клетка