mesocoele (Meaning)
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mesocoele (n.)
Alt. of Mesocoelia
Synonyms & Antonyms of mesocoele
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mesocoele Sentence Examples
- The mesocoele, a midbrain vesicle, plays a crucial role in embryonic neural development.
- During neurulation, the mesocoele transforms into the midbrain and parts of the thalamus.
- Sonic Hedgehog signaling is essential for the proper formation of the mesocoele.
- Malformations in the mesocoele can lead to severe neurological disorders.
- The mesocoele is a highly conserved structure across vertebrate species.
- The anterior portion of the mesocoele gives rise to the ventral midbrain and oculomotor nuclei.
- The posterior mesocoele is associated with the superior colliculus and the substantia nigra.
- The mesocoele is one of the three primary brain vesicles formed during early embryogenesis.
- The mesocoele communicates with the prosencephalon and rhombencephalon via the midbrain aqueduct.
- The mesocoele is a dynamic region that undergoes significant changes throughout embryonic and postnatal development.
FAQs About the word mesocoele
Alt. of Mesocoelia
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No antonyms found.
The mesocoele, a midbrain vesicle, plays a crucial role in embryonic neural development.
During neurulation, the mesocoele transforms into the midbrain and parts of the thalamus.
Sonic Hedgehog signaling is essential for the proper formation of the mesocoele.
Malformations in the mesocoele can lead to severe neurological disorders.
