MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ENTODERMAL»
entodermal
entodermal
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endoderm
entoderm
ectoderm
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mesoderm
inner
germ
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animal
embryo
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rise
lining
digestive
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translations
collins
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ˌentəʊˈdɜːməl
entodermic
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ˌendoˈdermic
ˌentoˈdermal
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ENTODERMAL»
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Stomach-cavity. Evaginated and ento- dermal. None. Evaginated and entoderm
al. 4 wholly of entodermal origin, but with ectodermal muscle-itrands. Formed
from basal elon- Of ectodermal origin, gâtions of both ectoderm and entoderm
cells.
alfred goldsborough mayer, 1910
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Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication
Figure 15, plate 2, shows a germ-cell from among the yolk-laden entodermal
cells of the area opaca of the 3-day stage; an entoderm- cell nucleus is added at
the right (a) to show the similarity of nuclear condition between the germ and ...
I have no explanation to offer of the phenomenon; I saw no evidence of
degeneration of cells at those points. Again, among all of my specimens I have
looked in vain for entodermal cells coming to the surface in bilaminar blastocysts,
either in ...
Of five standard text-books of human anatomy in the English language, two give
the notochord as entodermal, three as derived from the primitive streak. Of five
text-books of histology, two describe the notochord as entodermal, one as ...
5
Chemical Zoology V2: Porifera, Coelenterata, And Platyhelminthes
The whole is situated above the nettle ring, in the ectodermal layer from which it
originates. In Tiaropsis (Mitrocomidae) the pigment cells are entodermal. (ii)
Statocysts (lithocysts or otocysts). These organs of orientation and equilibrium (
Fig.
6
Essentials Of Human Embryology (Rev. Edn)
The cranial end of the foregut forms the entodermal layer of the buccopharyngeal
(oral) membrane, and the caudal end of the hindgut forms the entodermal layer of
the cloaca! membrane. The terminal dilated end of the hindgut is known as the ...
7
Contributions from the Zoölogical Laboratory of the Museum ...
The new entodermal layer attains a greater thickness in the posterior than in the
anterior zooid. The dorsal portion of the digestive tube of the posterior zooid,
beginning just behind the brain and extending to the posterior limit of the budding
...
The original entodermal evagination gives rise only to the epithelial lining of the
trachea, the supporting structures of the tracheal walls being derived from the
surrounding mesenchyme. The Lung-buds The tracheal evagination grows
caudad ...
9
Ear, Nose, and Throat Diseases: A Pocket Reference
Masticatory muscles, anterior belly of the digastric muscle, tensor tympani muscle
, articular process of the mandible, malleus, incus, tragus, crus helicis, stratum
fibrosum of the tympanic membrane Entodermal. Epithelium of the floor and
lateral ...
Walter Becker, Hans Heinz Naumann, Carl Rudolf Pfaltz, 1994
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Ear, Nose, and Throat Diseases: With Head and Neck Surgery
... helical crus, stratum fibrosum of the tympanic membrane Entodermal:
Epithelium of the floor and lateral surfaces of the mouth, eustachian tube, and
mucosa of the tympanic membrane, middle ear cavity, and mastoid Second
branchial arch, ...
Hans Behrbohm, Oliver Kaschke, 2011
