organism - Synonyms of organism | Antonyms of organism | Definition of organism | Example of organism | Word Synonyms API

Top 10 similar words or synonyms for organism

gregorian 0.979312

representing 0.978526

regarding 0.978459

naming 0.978408

approaching 0.977541

marking 0.976843

researchers 0.976788

longest 0.976772

tragedy 0.976203

exploration 0.975912

Article	Example
ಪ್ರೀ ಎಕ್ಲಾಮ್ಸಿಯ	One hypothesis for vulnerability to preeclampsia is the maternal-fetal conflict between the maternal organism and fetus. After the first trimester trophoblasts enter the spiral arteries of the mother to alter the spiral arteries and thereby gain more access to maternal nutrients. However, occasionally there is impaired trophoblast invasion that results in inadequate alterations to the uterine spiral arteries. It is hypothesized that the developing embryo releases biochemical signals that result in the woman developing hypertension and preeclampsia so that the fetus can benefit from a greater amount of maternal circulation of nutrients due to increased blood flow to the impaired placenta. This results in a conflict between the maternal organism’s Darwinian fitness and survival and the developing fetus because the fetus is invested in only its survival and fitness while the mother is invested in this pregnancy and subsequent potential pregnancies.

Article

Example

ಪ್ರೀ ಎಕ್ಲಾಮ್ಸಿಯ

One hypothesis for vulnerability to preeclampsia is the maternal-fetal conflict between the maternal organism and fetus. After the first trimester trophoblasts enter the spiral arteries of the mother to alter the spiral arteries and thereby gain more access to maternal nutrients. However, occasionally there is impaired trophoblast invasion that results in inadequate alterations to the uterine spiral arteries. It is hypothesized that the developing embryo releases biochemical signals that result in the woman developing hypertension and preeclampsia so that the fetus can benefit from a greater amount of maternal circulation of nutrients due to increased blood flow to the impaired placenta. This results in a conflict between the maternal organism’s Darwinian fitness and survival and the developing fetus because the fetus is invested in only its survival and fitness while the mother is invested in this pregnancy and subsequent potential pregnancies.