mesoderm
mesoderm
Definition
meso·derm (mes′ə dʉrm′, mez′-)
mesoderm
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- induce: Here we show that expression of active forms of MEK or of MAP kinase induces ventral mesoderm of the kind elicited by FGF.
- form: The interpretation of this experiment, therefore, is that contact with endodermal cells cause the ectodermal cells to form mesoderm.
Adjective modifier
- intermediate: The kidneys begin to develop around the 3rd week of fetal life from the intermediate mesoderm.
Modifies a noun
- induction: Fig 4. The three signal model of mesoderm induction.
- formation: Jim Smith Professor Jim Smith conducts research into mesoderm formation during early vertebrate development.
- layer: Cells from the crest of this fold, leave the ectoderm and migrate into the mesoderm layer.
- cell: If all mesoderm cell types are induced by activin, how is such patterning to be explained?
- form: Mesoderm forms in the equatorial region of the embryo, a result of signals generated by neighboring endodermal cells ( 1 ).
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