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Since at first the organizer becomes invaginated, that is, completes the gastrulation it has begun, so that material in the neighbourhood can be included in the process, one might suppose that it is this process itself which causes further determination of the parts it has affected.

Hans Spemann - Nobel Lecture 1965

They appear to be emerging from what, for lack of any better term, is an invaginated region.

Where In The Universe #86 | Universe Today 2010

A wave of contraction spread sideways from the cell that was provoked, and the ball of cells spontaneously invaginated.

THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH RICHARD DAWKINS 2009

A wave of contraction spread sideways from the cell that was provoked, and the ball of cells spontaneously invaginated.

THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH RICHARD DAWKINS 2009

The West has become invaginated by the multiple evils of multiculturalism, immigration and human rights.

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Sartre's view of woman/sex as a "hole" (613-4) is relevant to the earlier discussion of space as invaginated sinthome (see note 5).

Notes 2001

The lecturer had a winning phrase — "the invaginated eyeball" — for this accomplishment.

The Decline and Fall of Literature Delbanco, Andrew 1999

Thus, the material first invaginated lies farthest towards the front underneath the subsequent brain, while material invaginating later underlies the future spinal cord.

Hans Spemann - Nobel Lecture 1965

Then along the line of invagination, i.e. the primitive orifice or blastopore, runs the outer layer of cells or ectoderm into the two invaginated layers, the mesoderm (originating from the marginal zone), and entoderm

Hans Spemann - Nobel Lecture 1965

The end result of it is that all the material of the marginal zone and of the vegetative half of the blastula becomes invaginated and is thus covered over by animal material.

Hans Spemann - Nobel Lecture 1965