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Which of the following is a mesodermal derivative during the embryonic period?
What is the primary function of mesodermal derivatives during the embryonic period?
Which structure is derived from mesoderm and is crucial for blood cell formation during embryonic development?
Which of the following is a mesodermal derivative that gives rise to the skeletal muscles and connective tissues of the body?
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What is the mesodermal derivative that forms the urogenital system including the kidneys, gonads, and ducts?
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Which structure, derived from mesoderm, is responsible for the formation of the axial skeleton and associated connective tissues?
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Study Notes
Mesodermal Derivatives During Embryonic Period
- The kidneys, urinary bladder, ureters, and ducts are mesodermal derivatives during the embryonic period.
- The primary function of mesodermal derivatives during the embryonic period is to form the muscles, skeleton, circulatory system, and excretory system.
Blood Cell Formation
- The bone marrow, derived from mesoderm, is crucial for blood cell formation during embryonic development.
Skeletal Muscles and Connective Tissues
- The paraxial mesoderm is a mesodermal derivative that gives rise to the skeletal muscles and connective tissues of the body.
Urogenital System
- The intermediate mesoderm is the mesodermal derivative that forms the urogenital system, including the kidneys, gonads, and ducts.
Axial Skeleton and Associated Connective Tissues
- The sclerotome, derived from mesoderm, is responsible for the formation of the axial skeleton and associated connective tissues.
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Test your knowledge of the embryonic period and mesodermal derivatives with this multiple-choice quiz. Each question is followed by its model answer for a comprehensive review of Langman's embryology.
