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melanoblast
mel·a·no·blast M0204000 (mĕl′ə-nō-blăst′, mə-lăn′ə-)n. A precursor cell of a melanocyte or melanophore.
mel′a·no·blas′tic adj.melanoblast (ˈmɛlənəʊˌblæst) n (Physiology) a cell that develops into a melanocyteThesaurus| Noun | 1. | melanoblast - an epidermal cell that is a precursor of a melanocyteepidermal cell - any of the cells making up the epidermis |
melanoblast
melanoblast[mə′lan·ə‚blast] (histology) Precursor cell of melanocytes and melanophores. An immature pigment cell in certain vertebrates. A mature cell that elaborates melanin. melanoblast
melanoblast [mel´ah-no-blast″] a cell that develops into a melanocyte.mel·a·no·blast (mel'ă-nō-blast'), A cell derived from the neural crest; it migrates to various parts of the body early in embryonic life, and then becomes a mature melanocyte capable of forming melanin. [melano- + G. blastos, germ, sprout] melanoblast (mĕl′ə-nō-blăst′, mə-lăn′ə-)n. A precursor cell of a melanocyte or melanophore.
mel′a·no·blas′tic adj.mel·a·no·blast (mel'ă-nō-blast) A cell derived from the neural crest, which matures into a melanocyte. [melano- + G. blastos, germ, sprout]melanoblast
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