n.胚胎学

原形：embryology复数：embryologists

Embryology is the study of the early stages of development in organisms, from fertilization to birth or hatching.
其中文释义是：胚胎学是研究生物体从受精到出生或孵化早期发育阶段的科学。
The vertebrate embryology begins with the formation of the blastula and culminates in the development of a fully formed adult.
其中文释义是：脊椎动物胚胎学始于囊胚的形成，最终发展成一个完整的成体。
Comparative embryology helps us understand how different species share similar developmental processes.
其中文释义是：比较胚胎学有助于我们理解不同物种如何共享相似的发育过程。
Blastocyst implantation is a crucial event in mammalian embryology, marking the start of pregnancy.
其中文释义是：在哺乳动物胚胎学中，囊胚植入是一个关键事件，标志着妊娠的开始。
Embryonic stem cells hold great promise for regenerative medicine due to their ability to differentiate into any cell type.
其中文释义是：胚胎干细胞因其能分化为任何细胞类型的特性，在再生医学中具有巨大潜力。
The gastrulation process in vertebrates involves the formation of three primary germ layers, which give rise to various body parts.
其中文释义是：在脊椎动物中，胎膜化过程包括形成三个主要的原始胚层，它们将发育成身体的不同部分。
Invertebrate embryology provides insights into the evolution of body plans and organ systems that are distinct from those in vertebrates.
其中文释义是：无脊椎动物胚胎学为我们揭示了与脊椎动物不同的身体结构和器官系统进化的线索。
The study of embryonic development has led to advancements in understanding genetic control during early stages of life.
其中文释义是：胚胎发育的研究推动了对生命早期阶段基因调控的理解。
Organogenesis, the process by which organs form, is a fundamental part of embryology and critical for understanding disease development.
其中文释义是：器官发生（organogenesis），即器官形成的进程，是胚胎学的基础部分，对于疾病的发生至关重要。
Embryologists use imaging techniques like ultrasound and microscopy to observe and document the intricate stages of development.
其中文释义是：胚胎学家利用超声波和显微镜等成像技术来观察并记录发育过程中精细的阶段。