Definitions

1. noun

The process of forming new tissues or organs, especially in an animal or plant after a long period of time, often without the immediate influence of external stimuli.

“The regrowth of a lost limb through neogenesis is a phenomenon that has fascinated scientists for centuries.”

2. noun

A new or renewed growth, especially of tissue, organ, or cell.

“The doctor studied the patient’s neogenesis after the successful transplant surgery.”

3. verb

To form new tissues or organs, especially in an animal or plant after a long period of time.

“The wound began to neogenesis, covering itself with new skin tissue.”