n.器官发生；器官形成

Organogenesis is the process by which organs form and develop from the initial stages of embryonic growth.
器官发生是器官从胚胎生长初始阶段形成和发育的过程。
During organogenesis, cells differentiate into various cell types to create functional structures within the body.
在器官发生过程中，细胞分化为不同类型的细胞以在体内创建功能结构。
The study of organogenesis in model organisms helps scientists understand human development and congenital disorders.
研究模式生物体中的器官发生有助于科学家理解人类发育和先天性缺陷。
In mammals, organogenesis primarily occurs during the third to eighth week of gestation.
在哺乳动物中，器官发生主要发生在妊娠第三至第八周。
Environmental factors can affect organogenesis, potentially leading to developmental abnormalities.
环境因素可能影响器官发生，从而可能导致发育异常。
The precise timing and coordination of gene expression is crucial for successful organogenesis.
基因表达的精确时间和协调对于成功的器官发生至关重要。
Organogenesis involves complex interactions between genetic and epigenetic factors that guide tissue formation.
器官发生涉及指导组织形成的遗传和表观遗传因素之间的复杂相互作用。
Stem cells play a pivotal role in organogenesis due to their ability to differentiate into multiple cell lineages.
干细胞因其能分化为多种细胞谱系的能力，在器官发生中发挥着关键作用。
Understanding the mechanisms underlying organogenesis may lead to new approaches in regenerative medicine.
理解器官发生的底层机制可能会引领再生医学的新方法。
Advances in organoid technology have allowed researchers to model organogenesis ex vivo more accurately.
器官类器官技术的进步使研究人员能够更准确地体外模拟器官发生过程。