osteogenesis

English

Etymology

From osteo- +‎ -genesis.

Noun

osteogenesis (countable and uncountable, plural osteogeneses)

1. (physiology) The formation and development of bone.

Derived terms

• atelosteogenesis
• distraction osteogenesis
• osteogenesis imperfecta
• osteogenetic

 

Translations

the formation and development of bone

• Bulgarian: остеогенеза f (osteogeneza)
• Catalan: osteogènesi f
• Dutch: osteogenese f
• French: ostéogenèse (fr) f
• Galician: osteoxénese f
• German: Osteogenese f, Knochenbildung f
• Greek: οστεογένεση (el) f (osteogénesi)
• Icelandic: beinmyndun f
• Irish: oistéigineas m
• Italian: osteogenesi f
• Japanese: 骨形成 (kotsukeisei)
• Polish: osteogeneza f
• Portuguese: osteogénese f (Portugal), osteogênese f (Brazil)
• Romanian: osteogeneză (ro) f
• Russian: остеогене́з (ru) m (osteogenéz)
• Spanish: osteogénesis f
• Ukrainian: остеогенез m (osteohenez)

See also

• dysosteogenesis, dysostosis