endoblast

Examples

• All

• The respiratory system is also derived from the endoblast in vertebrate embryos.

• Scientists study the endoblast to understand congenital disorders of the digestive tract.

• The endoblast forms during the early stages of embryonic development.

• An endoblast gives rise to the digestive tract.

• During early embryonic development, the endoblast differentiates to form the gut lining and parts of the respiratory system.

• Scientists study the endoblast to learn how it contributes to the formation of the digestive tract.

• The endoblast is the innermost germ layer that develops into the lining of the lungs and intestines.

Synonyms

E

entoblast

vsendoblast

• Archaic

9.9

Innermost layer of an embryo that becomes the lining of the digestive and breathing systems

is the standard modern form rather than that older spelling

E

entoderm

vsendoblast

• Archaic

9.9

The inner layer of cells in an embryo that becomes the lining of the gut and lungs

is the standard modern form rather than that variant spelling

E

endoderm

vsendoblast

• Specialized

8.5

The inner layer of an embryo that becomes the lining of the gut and lungs

focuses on innermost layer without noting the three primary layers

H

hypoblast

vsendoblast

• Specialized

9.9

A layer of cells inside an embryo that forms the lining of the gut and breathing tubes

is the same layer but uses a different technical name

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology