endosarc

/ɛndoʊˈsɑrk/

Definitions

1. noun

In embryology, a sac-like structure that forms a part of an embryo.

“During embryonic development, the endosarc eventually transforms into a vital organ.”

2. noun

A type of sac or membrane, especially one that surrounds an organ or a part of an organism.

“The endosarc surrounding the liver plays a crucial role in filtering waste from the blood.”

Synonyms

  • membrane
  • sac

Antonyms

  • exosarc