splanchnopleure

splanch·no·pleure

S0651950 (splăngk′nə-plo͝or′)n. A layer of cells in a vertebrate embryo, formed by association of part of the mesoderm with the endoderm and developing into the wall of the viscera.

[New Latin splanchnopleura : splanchno-, of viscera; see splanchnology + Greek pleura, side.]

splanch′no·pleu′ral (-plo͝or′əl), splanch′no·pleu′ric (-plo͝or′ĭk) adj.

Splanchnopleure

enUK

splanchnopleure

[′splaŋk·nə‚plu̇r] (embryology) The inner layer of the mesoblast from which part of the wall of the alimentary canal and portions of the visceral organs are derived in coelomates.

Splanchnopleure

in invertebrates, a part of the epithelial wall of the secondary body cavity, or coelom. Unlike the somatopleure, which is internally adjacent to the body wall, the splanchnopleure is adjacent to the intestine and other internal organs. In the embryos of chordate animals (including man), the splanchnopleure is represented by the internal (visceral) layer of the lateral plate. It gives rise to the serous membranes of the internal organs, the dorsal and ventral mesenteries, the muscular and connective-tissue layers of the intestine, the muscular wall of the heart, the muscles of the branchial apparatus, the blood, and the blood vessels. In higher vertebrates (including man), the splanchnopleure also participates in the formation of a fetal membrane—the allantois.

splanchnopleure

[splangk´no-ploor] the embryonic layer formed by union of the splanchnic mesoderm with entoderm; from it are developed the muscles and the connective tissue of the digestive tube.

splanch·no·pleure

(splangk'nō-plūr), The embryonic layer formed by association of the visceral layer of the lateral plate mesoderm with the endoderm. [splanchno- + G. pleura, side]

splanchnopleure

(splăngk′nə-plo͝or′)n. A layer of cells in a vertebrate embryo, formed by association of part of the mesoderm with the endoderm and developing into the wall of the viscera.

splanch′no·pleu′ral (-plo͝or′əl), splanch′no·pleu′ric (-plo͝or′ĭk) adj.

splanch·no·pleure

(splangk'nō-plur) The embryonic layer formed by association of the visceral layer of the lateral plate mesoderm with the endoderm. [splanchno- + G. pleura, side]

splanchnopleure

the inner layer of embryonic mesoblast that contributes to the wall of the alimentary canal and parts of the visceral organs.

单词	splanchnopleure
释义	splanchnopleure enUK splanch·no·pleure S0651950 (splăngk′nə-plo͝or′)n. A layer of cells in a vertebrate embryo, formed by association of part of the mesoderm with the endoderm and developing into the wall of the viscera. [New Latin splanchnopleura : splanchno-, of viscera; see splanchnology + Greek pleura, side.] splanch′no·pleu′ral (-plo͝or′əl), splanch′no·pleu′ric (-plo͝or′ĭk) adj. Splanchnopleure enUK splanchnopleure [′splaŋk·nə‚plu̇r] (embryology) The inner layer of the mesoblast from which part of the wall of the alimentary canal and portions of the visceral organs are derived in coelomates. Splanchnopleure in invertebrates, a part of the epithelial wall of the secondary body cavity, or coelom. Unlike the somatopleure, which is internally adjacent to the body wall, the splanchnopleure is adjacent to the intestine and other internal organs. In the embryos of chordate animals (including man), the splanchnopleure is represented by the internal (visceral) layer of the lateral plate. It gives rise to the serous membranes of the internal organs, the dorsal and ventral mesenteries, the muscular and connective-tissue layers of the intestine, the muscular wall of the heart, the muscles of the branchial apparatus, the blood, and the blood vessels. In higher vertebrates (including man), the splanchnopleure also participates in the formation of a fetal membrane—the allantois. splanchnopleure enUK splanchnopleure [splangk´no-ploor] the embryonic layer formed by union of the splanchnic mesoderm with entoderm; from it are developed the muscles and the connective tissue of the digestive tube. splanch·no·pleure (splangk'nō-plūr), The embryonic layer formed by association of the visceral layer of the lateral plate mesoderm with the endoderm. [splanchno- + G. pleura, side] splanchnopleure (splăngk′nə-plo͝or′)n. A layer of cells in a vertebrate embryo, formed by association of part of the mesoderm with the endoderm and developing into the wall of the viscera. splanch′no·pleu′ral (-plo͝or′əl), splanch′no·pleu′ric (-plo͝or′ĭk) adj. splanch·no·pleure (splangk'nō-plur) The embryonic layer formed by association of the visceral layer of the lateral plate mesoderm with the endoderm. [splanchno- + G. pleura, side] splanchnopleure the inner layer of embryonic mesoblast that contributes to the wall of the alimentary canal and parts of the visceral organs.
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