Fécondation étymologie Flashcards by Marie-Christine Popp | Brainscape

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epiblaste

A

epi (autour) blase (germe)

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histogenèse

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histoire (tissu) genèse (création)

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zygote

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du grec autos (joint)

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haploïde

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haplo (simple-unique)

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ovocyte

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ovum (oeuf) autos (cellule)

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capacitation

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capas (capable)

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oviducte

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ovum (oeuf) ductus (conduit)

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trompe de Fallope

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Gabriel Fallope, anatomiste

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utérus

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du latin udero (ventre)

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segment interstitiel

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inter (entre) stare (se tenir)

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segment isthmique

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isthmos (passage étroit)

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péritonéal

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péri (autour) toneal (tendu)

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ovaire

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ovari (oeuf)

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plasma séminal

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du latin semen (semence)

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protéase

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protéo (protéine) suffixe ase (enzyme)

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protéine

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du grec prôteíon (tout premier)

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cumulus oophorus

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cumulus (tas) oo (oeuf) phor (transporteur)