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cardiogenic

cardiogenic

7.5
Relating to the early formation of the heart before birth
  • adjective
  • /ˌkɑrdioʊˈdʒɛnɪk/
  • Specialized
translation icon : cardiogénico
  • The study focused on cardiogenic factors influencing heart tissue formation.

Examples

  • The cardiogenic factors in embryonic development are crucial.

  • A defect in the cardiogenic region can lead to congenital heart problems.

  • Researchers observed the cardiogenic area to track early heart cell development in embryos.

  • Research on cardiogenic origins is ongoing.

  • The embryonic stem cells displayed cardiogenic characteristics during development.

  • Researchers are studying the cardiogenic factors that influence heart formation in embryos.

  • The newly discovered signals are critical for cardiogenic differentiation in early heart development.

Synonyms

cardiac
vscardiogenic
  • Specialized
159 4.1

About the heart and how it works

focuses on the origin and formation of the heart during embryonic development

Compounds

cardiogenic shock
  • Specialized
1 6.0

A serious condition in which the heart suddenly cannot pump enough blood to the body and may be life threatening

Surface Forms

cardiogenic positive

Morphology

cardiogenic = cardio + genic

The word is built from the combining form cardio- and the learned suffix -genic, so the embryological sense is still only partly transparent.

Etymology

The word cardiogenic uses the same parts, cardio 'heart' and -genic 'producing', and it is the same root you see in cardiac and cardio. In early development it means 'relating to the origin or formation of the heart', so cardiogenic describes the area or factors that help the heart form before birth.