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- Cell potency is a cell's ability to differentiate into other cell types. The more cell types a cell can differentiate into, the greater its potency. Potency...
- of the primordial gonad that lie along the urogenital ridge are in a bipotential state, meaning they possess the ability to become either male cells (Sertoli...
- differentiate until the seventh w****. Prior to this, the child is considered bipotential because it cannot be identified as male or female. The internal genitalia...
- into the early liver bud. Their expansion forms a po****tion of the bipotential hepatoblasts. Hepatic stellate cells are derived from mesenchyme. After...
- development at four to five w****s of gestation with germ cell migration. The bipotential gonad results from the collection of the medioventral region of the urogenital...
- development of the male phenotype, including conversion of the early bipotential gonad into testes. In males, the **** cords fully invade the developing...
- expression "**** determination" to refer to the differentiation of the bipotential or primitive gonads into testes. Wells, Jonathan C. K. (1 September 2007)...
- of the male phenotype, including directing development of the early bipotential gonad toward the male path of development. Testes follow the path of...
- develop during approximately the sixth w**** of gestation. The gonads, in a bipotential state, may develop into either testes (the male gonads) or ovaries (the...
- connected to the electrode using springs. The electrode forms part of a bipotential lens. The capacitors and diodes serve as a voltage multiplier for the...