Meaning

Resembling, or analogous to, the cerebrum or brain..

Definitions by Sense

1. Resembling, or analogous to, the cerebrum or brain.
2. A cerebroid ganglion.
3. An organoid (mass of cells grown in vitro) cultured from cerebral cells.

Example Sentences

The maturation of male gonocytes is inhibited, in all Nereidia, by a factor produced by the cerebroid ganglion; in certain species the maturation of female gonocytes undergoes a cerebral inhibition of the same type.

The picture shows sperical ooids and 'cerebroid' ooids ( arrow ) with cones. The origin of cerebroid Mg-calcite ooids has been related to dissolution and precipitation by bacteria ( Richter 1983).

The first cerebroid or capitis cerebroida, is composed of two hemispheres; from these arise, in perfect insects, several pairs of nerves;

The cerebroids communicate with each other across the median line .

The cerebroid supplies nerves to the tentacles, mouth, and lips.

At this stage, of coures, the crew of cerebroids can be removed when the hardware becomes obsolete , and transferred to a different type of ship .

The notion of life inherent in the development of cerebroids and gastruloids will be presented as the moral status of these two special organoids is discussed.

Outcomes may include timely implementation of technology where it is demanded, low incidence of lawsuits surrounding alleged misuse of the technology, government funding of research into the ethics and biology of animals augmented with human cerebroids, intersection between authors writing for scholarly and public audiences, and results from research on public sentiments..

Word Forms

• more cerebroid
• most cerebroid
• cerebroids

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