Epitheliogenetic

/ɛˌpɪθɪliəˌdʒɛˈnɛtɪk/ adjective

Definition

Relating to the formation or development of epithelial tissue; describing processes involved in creating epithelium.

Etymology

From epithelio- (epithelium) + genetic (relating to origin or development). This term describes the developmental processes that build epithelial tissue.

Kelly Says

During human development, epitheliogenetic signals are absolutely critical—they tell your embryonic cells when and where to form the skin, gut lining, lungs, and all other epithelial tissues that protect your body.

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