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Incomplete or faulty development.
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The incomplete development of an organ due to a deficiency in the number of cells is known as?
Aplasia is the lack of normal development of a tissue or organ.
What is the meaning for life?
The meaning of life is the act of living life itself
Process to cut into a part of the body?
incisionin - prefix meaning in, intocis/o - combining form meaning to cut-ion - suffix meaning process
The bone-forming cells?
osteoblasts. osteo meaning bone and blast meaning to create
What is called when you like the sight of blood?
haemophillic. Haem meaning blood phillic meanig loving OR Hemamatic Hema meaning blood amat meaning love
What is the medical term meaning no growth?
Aplasia is the medical term meaning absence of development.
What is the medical term meaning absence of development?
Aplasia is the medical term meaning absence of development.
What is Aplasia?
Aplasia is a condition marked by the incomplete development or absence of an organ or tissue.
What is the difference between aplasia and agenesis?
Aplasia is the absence of the organ with only the rudiment present Agenesis is the complete lack of the organ
What is the term for lack of development?
Aplasia
The incomplete development of an organ due to a deficiency in the number of cells is known as?
Aplasia is the lack of normal development of a tissue or organ.
Lack of development of an organ or tissue?
aplasia
What is it called when there is no cuticle in the nail?
Aplasia cutis
What is the medical term meaning the defective development or congenital absence of an organ or tissue?
The medical term for the defective development or congenital absence of an organ or tissue is "agenesis."
What term is the defective development or congenital absence of an organ or tissue?
Agenesis is the medical term meaning absent development of an organ or tissue. Atresia is the medical term meaning congenital absence or development of a tube.
What is a change in cell structure and orientation?
A change in the structure of cells and their orientation to each other is called anaplasia.
What has the author Beth Whitehouse written?
Beth Whitehouse has written: 'The match' 'The match' -- subject(s): Human Fertilization in vitro, Anemia in children, Patients, Transplantation, Health, Bone marrow, Procurement of organs, tissues, Biography, Pure red cell aplasia
