anagennesis
/ænəˈdʒɛnɪsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
The process by which a cell, especially a blood cell or a muscle cell, produces or replaces itself.
“The anagennesis of the bone marrow is crucial for the production of new blood cells.”
1. noun
The process by which a cell, especially a blood cell or a muscle cell, produces or replaces itself.
“The anagennesis of the bone marrow is crucial for the production of new blood cells.”