mesodermic

/mɛsəˈdɜrmɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

Relating to or produced by the mesoderm, a layer of cells that in vertebrate embryos gives rise to the muscles, bones, blood vessels, and other structures.

“The development of a mesodermic tissue in the embryo was crucial for the formation of its circulatory system.”

2. noun

Something that is characteristic or produced by the mesoderm, such as a mesodermic tissue or a mesodermic organ.

“The mesodermic structure played a vital role in the overall health of the organism.”

Synonyms

  • mesenchymal
  • myogenic

Antonyms

  • ectodermal
  • endodermal