What's the difference between somatopleure and somatopleuric?
Somatopleure
Definition:
(n.) The outer, or parietal, one of the two lamellae into which the vertebrate blastoderm divides on either side of the notochord, and from which the walls of the body and the amnion are developed. See Splanchnopleure.
Example Sentences:
(1) Tendons develop autonomously from somatopleural cells.
(2) The nuclear specificity of 12 day embryonic skeletal muscle cells has been studied in ectopic limbs that developed after implantation of quail limb somatopleural mesoderm into chick hosts.
(3) Major contributors to the outgrowing axon's environment are the lumbosacral (LS) somites which give rise to limb muscle cells and the LS somatopleural mesoderm which gives rise to limb connective tissues.
(4) Undifferentiated limb bud mesenchyme consists of at least two separate, possibly predetermined, populations of progenitor cells, one derived from somitic mesoderm that gives rise exclusively to skeletal muscle and one derived from somatopleural mesoderm that gives rise to the cartilage and connective tissue of the limb.
(5) From its very beginning on, up to its ceasing at the 27-somite stage, the somatopleural proliferation is more active in the caudal part of the prospective limb territory and in the whole area, it appears stronger ventrally than dorsally.
(6) In both species, the primary mesodermal blastema of the forelimb bud derives from a regional proliferation of somatopleural cells under the ectoderm.
(7) The processes of somites which extend in the dorsal part of the limb bud of Anguis embryos are cords of cells with thin lumina; at the stage of the allantoic bud of 0,6 to 0,8 mm long, the distal extremity of these processes dislocate in group of cells which afterwards dissociate, releasing individual somitic cells which are integrated among the mesoblastic somatopleural cells.
(8) During embryogenesis in the chick, the lumbosacral (LS) somatopleure gives rise to the connective tissue and the epidermis of the limb.
(9) At stage (st) 15, prior to its population by muscle cell precursors and the neural crest, the LS somatopleure was shifted anteriorly.
(10) At stage 16, the thickened portion of the epithelium was located in the splanchnopleure; then it moved toward the somatopleure via the coelomic angle; finally, at stage 18, this epithelium occupied the region between coelomic angle and the mesonephros which corresponded to the future genital ridge.
(11) Overall, the results show that somitic cells are the sole source of wing myofibres for, in their absence, somatopleural cells from all mesodermally-derived wing cell types except skeletal myofibres.
(12) By interspecies grafting of somatopleural (ectoderm + mesoderm, e.g.
(13) Thus, avian extra-embryonic somatopleure, both ectoderm and mesoderm, possesses the information for feather development: the extra-embryonic ectoderm, if it is brought in contace with an appendage-forming dermis, is able to respond to the dermal induction by initiating feather morphogenesis; the extra-embryonic mesoderm, if it is experimentally transformed into a dense dermis, can express its feather-forming capacity by specifying feather tract morphology and barb-ridge number, thus leading to the acievement of feather morphogenesis.
(14) Labeling in the ten tissues indicated (1) a tissue-specific spectrum of incorporation of [3H]thymidine, (2) close correlation between frequency and intensity of labeling within a tissue and (3) asymmetrical quantities of incorporation between right and left somatopleure.
(15) In quail embryos of day 2-5, Quox-7 transcripts were found essentially in the ventral mesenchyme (neural crest-derived mesectoderm of the face and hypobranchial structures, somatopleure, and limbs) and also in a narrow dorsomedial band of cells of the superficial ectoderm and neural tube.
(16) Quail-to-chick grafting experiments were performed on 2-day embryos in order to test the differentiating abilities of the somatopleure.
(17) The skeletal musculature of chick limb buds is derived from somitic cells that migrate into the somatopleure of the future limb regions.
(18) We conclude that the somatopleure, and most likely its connective tissue component, contains the information for setting up a specific axon guidance system in the developing limb.
(19) As soon as the 14-somite stage, increased proliferative activities occurring in a limited area of the embryonic somatopleure close to the caudal end of the coelomic cavity point out the onset of limb morphogenesis.
(20) In early stage embryos, Msx-1 was expressed in the somatopleure.
Somatopleuric
Definition:
(a.) Of or pertaining to the somatopleure.
Example Sentences:
(1) Tendons develop autonomously from somatopleural cells.
(2) The nuclear specificity of 12 day embryonic skeletal muscle cells has been studied in ectopic limbs that developed after implantation of quail limb somatopleural mesoderm into chick hosts.
(3) Major contributors to the outgrowing axon's environment are the lumbosacral (LS) somites which give rise to limb muscle cells and the LS somatopleural mesoderm which gives rise to limb connective tissues.
(4) Undifferentiated limb bud mesenchyme consists of at least two separate, possibly predetermined, populations of progenitor cells, one derived from somitic mesoderm that gives rise exclusively to skeletal muscle and one derived from somatopleural mesoderm that gives rise to the cartilage and connective tissue of the limb.
(5) From its very beginning on, up to its ceasing at the 27-somite stage, the somatopleural proliferation is more active in the caudal part of the prospective limb territory and in the whole area, it appears stronger ventrally than dorsally.
(6) In both species, the primary mesodermal blastema of the forelimb bud derives from a regional proliferation of somatopleural cells under the ectoderm.
(7) The processes of somites which extend in the dorsal part of the limb bud of Anguis embryos are cords of cells with thin lumina; at the stage of the allantoic bud of 0,6 to 0,8 mm long, the distal extremity of these processes dislocate in group of cells which afterwards dissociate, releasing individual somitic cells which are integrated among the mesoblastic somatopleural cells.
(8) During embryogenesis in the chick, the lumbosacral (LS) somatopleure gives rise to the connective tissue and the epidermis of the limb.
(9) At stage (st) 15, prior to its population by muscle cell precursors and the neural crest, the LS somatopleure was shifted anteriorly.
(10) At stage 16, the thickened portion of the epithelium was located in the splanchnopleure; then it moved toward the somatopleure via the coelomic angle; finally, at stage 18, this epithelium occupied the region between coelomic angle and the mesonephros which corresponded to the future genital ridge.
(11) Overall, the results show that somitic cells are the sole source of wing myofibres for, in their absence, somatopleural cells from all mesodermally-derived wing cell types except skeletal myofibres.
(12) By interspecies grafting of somatopleural (ectoderm + mesoderm, e.g.
(13) Thus, avian extra-embryonic somatopleure, both ectoderm and mesoderm, possesses the information for feather development: the extra-embryonic ectoderm, if it is brought in contace with an appendage-forming dermis, is able to respond to the dermal induction by initiating feather morphogenesis; the extra-embryonic mesoderm, if it is experimentally transformed into a dense dermis, can express its feather-forming capacity by specifying feather tract morphology and barb-ridge number, thus leading to the acievement of feather morphogenesis.
(14) Labeling in the ten tissues indicated (1) a tissue-specific spectrum of incorporation of [3H]thymidine, (2) close correlation between frequency and intensity of labeling within a tissue and (3) asymmetrical quantities of incorporation between right and left somatopleure.
(15) In quail embryos of day 2-5, Quox-7 transcripts were found essentially in the ventral mesenchyme (neural crest-derived mesectoderm of the face and hypobranchial structures, somatopleure, and limbs) and also in a narrow dorsomedial band of cells of the superficial ectoderm and neural tube.
(16) Quail-to-chick grafting experiments were performed on 2-day embryos in order to test the differentiating abilities of the somatopleure.
(17) The skeletal musculature of chick limb buds is derived from somitic cells that migrate into the somatopleure of the future limb regions.
(18) We conclude that the somatopleure, and most likely its connective tissue component, contains the information for setting up a specific axon guidance system in the developing limb.
(19) As soon as the 14-somite stage, increased proliferative activities occurring in a limited area of the embryonic somatopleure close to the caudal end of the coelomic cavity point out the onset of limb morphogenesis.
(20) In early stage embryos, Msx-1 was expressed in the somatopleure.