dedifferentiate
/ˌdiː.dɪf.əˈren.ʃi.eɪt/ (bre, ipa) · /diːˌdɪf.əˈren.ʃi.eɪt/ (ame, ipa)
dedifferentiate — 動詞
- dedifferentiatepresent simple I / you / we / they
- dedifferentiates3rd person singular
- dedifferentiating-ing form
- dedifferentiatedpast simple
1. if cells or tissue dedifferentiate, they become less specialized and move back t
去分化
細胞退回較原始狀態
if cells or tissue dedifferentiate, they become less specialized and move back to a simpler state, which allows new growth or repair to start.
After the injury, some skin cells dedifferentiated and began dividing again.
受傷後,有些皮膚細胞去分化,並再次開始分裂。
cells dedifferentiate and begin dividing again
In the lab, the plant tissue dedifferentiated before new roots appeared.
在實驗室裡,這塊植物組織先去分化,之後才長出新根。
plant tissue dedifferentiates before regrowth
Researchers watched the damaged muscle cells dedifferentiate during the healing process.
研究人員觀察受損的肌肉細胞在癒合過程中如何去分化。
Under stress, the mature cells may dedifferentiate and form new tissue.
在壓力下,成熟細胞可能會去分化,並形成新組織。
- revert
Broader and less technical; it can describe any return to an earlier state, not specifically a loss of cell specialization.
- de-specialize
A descriptive paraphrase rather than the standard scientific term used in journals.
- differentiate
The opposite process, where cells become more specialized.
文法句型
cells dedifferentiate
tissue dedifferentiate after injury
用法筆記
Used mainly in biology and medical writing. The subject is usually cells, tissue, or another living structure rather than a person or an object.