mesodermic (Meaning)
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mesodermic (a.)
Same as Mesodermal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mesodermic
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mesodermic Sentence Examples
- The mesodermic germ layer gives rise to muscles, bones, connective tissues, and circulatory systems.
- Mesodermic cells are characterized by their spindle-shaped appearance and lack of polarity.
- Defects in mesodermic development can lead to congenital anomalies such as heart defects and kidney malformations.
- The mesodermic origin of the pancreas is evident from its expression of mesodermal markers.
- During gastrulation, the primitive streak gives rise to the mesodermic germ layer.
- Mesodermic stem cells have the potential to differentiate into a variety of cell types.
- The mesodermic mesenchyme is a key component of the embryonic heart.
- Mesodermic tumors, such as sarcomas, are derived from primitive mesodermal cells.
- The mesodermal origin of the adrenal glands is supported by their close proximity to the kidneys.
- Mesodermic tissues undergo extensive remodeling and differentiation during embryonic development.
FAQs About the word mesodermic
Same as Mesodermal.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mesodermic germ layer gives rise to muscles, bones, connective tissues, and circulatory systems.
Mesodermic cells are characterized by their spindle-shaped appearance and lack of polarity.
Defects in mesodermic development can lead to congenital anomalies such as heart defects and kidney malformations.
The mesodermic origin of the pancreas is evident from its expression of mesodermal markers.
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