Blast: (also 'blast shot, explosion, explosion shot') a shot that removes a large amount of sand or earth in addition (hopefully) to the ball, as from a buried lie in a bunker

 

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Blast: (also 'blast shot, explosion, explosion shot') a shot that removes a large amount of sand or earth in addition (hopefully) to the ball, as from a buried lie in a bunker

Fibroblast: A term applied to a cell of connective tissue that is separated from similar cells by some degree of matrix material; fibroblasts secrete elastin and collagen protein fibers.

Blastula: A ball of cells surrounding a fluid-filled cavity (the blastocoel) that is produced by the repeated cleavage of a zygote.

Trophoblast: The outer layer of cells of a blastocyst that adhere to the endometrium during implantation.

Blastocoel: The fluid-filled cavity at the center of a blastula.

Blastocyst: The developmental stage of the fertilized ovum by the time it is ready to implant; formed from the morula and consists of an inner cell mass, an internal cavity, and an outer layer of cells . . . View Full Definition

Osteoblasts: Bone-forming cells.

Arm Blaster: Aluminum or fibre glass strip about 5' x 24', supported at waist height by a strap around the neck. Keeps elbows from moving while curling barbell or dumbbells or doing triceps pushdowns.

Xenoblast: A crystal that has grown in a rock during the process of metamorphism and which has not developed its characteristic crystal faces because of space limitations.

Retinoblastoma: A childhood malignant cancer of the retina of the eye. Reverse transcriptase viral enzyme used to make cdna.