angioblastic cord
angiogenic cell cluster
The cordlike masses of splanchnic mesenchymal cells ventral to the primordial pericardial coelom that arrange themselves side by side to form the primordia of the endocardial heart tubes.
| Type | Organ |
| Parent Structure | primordium |
| Latin Name | angiogenic cell cluster |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the angioblastic cord?
The cordlike masses of splanchnic mesenchymal cells ventral to the primordial pericardial coelom that arrange themselves side by side to form the primordia of the endocardial heart tubes.
What is the Latin name for the angioblastic cord?
The Latin name for the angioblastic cord is angiogenic cell cluster.
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