- The
somites (outdated term:
primitive segments) are a set of
bilaterally paired blocks of
paraxial mesoderm that form in the
embryonic stage of somitogenesis...
- for
somite differentiation Notochord protein ac****ulates in
presomitic mesoderm destined to form the next
somite and then
decreases as that
somite is established...
-
Somitogenesis is the
process by
which somites form.
Somites are
bilaterally paired blocks of
paraxial mesoderm that form
along the anterior-posterior...
- is
established during embryogenesis when
somites are
rhythmically added to the
posterior of the embryo.
Somite formation begins around the
third w**** when...
-
ectoderm and
somite-forming
morphogenic factors cause some
primary mesenchyme to form
neural mesenchyme, or
paraxial mesoderm, and
contribute to
somite formation...
- myoseptum). In
vertebrate embryonic development, a
myotome is the part of a
somite that
develops into muscle. The
anatomical term
myotome which describes the...
- the
ocular somite (referred as "acron" in
previous literatures),
which carries the eyes and labrum, with six post-ocular
segments (
somite 1 to 6), which...
-
teeth and
adrenal medulla) or from the sclerotome,
which derives from the
somite block of the mesoderm. As with the neurocranium, in
Chondricthyes and other...
- each side subspiracularly. The 2nd
somite bears four
black processes, two
subdorsally and two laterally. The 3rd
somite bears 4
black processes, as in the...
- and thus only
occupies somite [2] and part of
somite [3]"[26].
Following the
pharynx is the gizzard, and is
located in
somite 6.
Leading from the gizzard...