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somatopleure
so·mat·o·pleure S0555700 (sō-măt′ə-plo͝or′, sō′mə-tə-)n. A layer of cells in a vertebrate embryo, formed by association of part of the mesoderm with the ectoderm and developing as the internal body wall.
[New Latin somatopleura : somato- + Greek pleura, side.]
so·mat′o·pleu′ral (-plo͝or′əl), so·mat′o·pleu′ric (-plo͝or′ĭk) adj.somatopleure (ˈsəʊmətəˌplʊə; -ˌplɜː) n (Biology) a mass of tissue in embryo vertebrates that is formed by fusion of the ectoderm with the outer layer of mesoderm: develops into the amnion, chorion, and part of the body wall[C19: from New Latin somatopleura, from somato- + Greek pleura a side] ˌsomatoˈpleural, ˌsomatoˈpleuric adjso•mat•o•pleure (səˈmæt əˌplʊər)
n. the double layer formed by the association of the upper layer of the lateral plate of mesoderm with the overlying ectoderm. [1870–75; < New Latin somatopleura. See somato-, pleura] so•mat`o•pleu′ral, so•mat`o•pleu′ric, adj. Somatopleure
somatopleure[′sō·məd·ə‚plu̇r] (embryology) A complex layer of tissue consisting of the somatic layer of the mesoblast together with the epiblast, forming the body wall in craniate vertebrates and the amnion and chorion in amniotes. Somatopleure a part of the middle germ layer, or mesoderm, in the early stages of embryonic development in chordates (including man). The somatopleure consists of an external (parietal) layer of the lateral plate, or splanchnotome. The lining of the abdominal cavity and the skeleton of the extremities are formed from the somatopleure. In higher vertebrates (including man) the somatopleure also participates in the formation of the amnion and chorion, two embryonic membranes. somatopleure
so·mat·o·pleure (so-mat'ō-plūr), Embryonic layer formed by association of the parietal layer of the lateral plate mesoderm with the ectoderm. [somato- + G. pleura, side] somatopleure (sō-măt′ə-plo͝or′, sō′mə-tə-)n. A layer of cells in a vertebrate embryo, formed by association of part of the mesoderm with the ectoderm and developing as the internal body wall.
so·mat′o·pleu′ral (-plo͝or′əl), so·mat′o·pleu′ric (-plo͝or′ĭk) adj.so·mat·o·pleure (sō-mat'ō-plur) Embryonic layer formed by association of the parietal layer of the lateral plate mesoderm with the ectoderm. [somato- + G. pleura, side] |