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Definition of endoderm - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
embryoTECH. inner germ layer forming digestive and respiratory liningsTECH.
- The endoderm develops into the gut lining.
- The endoderm gives rise to the liver.
- During development, the endoderm forms the lungs.
Origin of endoderm
Greek, endon (within) + derma (skin)
Terms with endoderm included in their meaning
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animal embryo
saclike embryo with ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm
embryology
related to the endoderm layer in embryos
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- French:endoderme, ...
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- Italian:endoderma, ...
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- Portuguese:camada interna, ...
- Chinese:内胚层, ...
- Japanese:内胚葉, ...
- Arabic:إِنْدُودِيرْم, ...
- Hebrew:אֶנְדוֹדֶרְם, ...
- Russian:эндодерма, ...
- Ukrainian:ендодерма, ...
- Hindi:अंतोदर्म, ...
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