Neuroblast

What do we mean by neuroblast?

An embryonic cell from which a nerve cell develops. noun

An embryonic cell: noun

One of two large cells or teloblasts which are situated at the posterior end of the body in the annelid embryo and larva and give rise to the ventral nerve-cord of the adult animal. noun

One of the cells in the embryonic brain and spinal cord of vertebrates. These cells are said to give rise without division to the ganglion-cells. noun

In arthropod embryos, certain ectodermal cells which proliferate inward from the surface to form rows of elements that become the ganglion-cells. noun

The embryonic cell that develops into a nerve cell noun

A cell from which a nerve cell develops noun

The embryonic cell that develops into a nerve cell

Words that are spelled similarly to neuroblast:
neuroblast, neurospast, meroblast, leukoblast, neuromast, neuroplasm, neuroblasts, leucoblast, neoblast.

Words that rhyme with neuroblast:
meroblast.

Adjectives that are often used to describe neuroblast:
single, dorsal, unipolar, bipolar, apolar, multipolar, median, primitive, embryonic, migratory, monopolar, shaped, young, early, sympathetic, particular, unharmed, undifferentiated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective neuroblast:
migration, multiplication, cells, formation, proliferation, differentiation, segregation, division, cell, mitosis, lineages, divisions, chromosomes, specification, production, morphology, commitment, migrations, processes, polarity, lineage, ablation, delamination, identity, determination.

Words that sound like neuroblast:
noblest, neuroblastoma, narrowest, narrowboat, north platte, narrow boat, air blast, solo blast, sorrowless, sorriest.