hypomere

hypomere /hy·po·mere/ (hi´po-mēr)

1. the ventrolateral portion of a myotome, innervated by an anterior ramus of a spinal nerve.

2. the lateral plate of mesoderm that develops into the walls of the body cavities.

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hy·po·mere (hp-mîr)

n.

1. The portion of the myotome that forms muscle of the body wall and that is innervated by a branch of a spinal nerve.

2. The somatic and splanchnic layers of the lateral mesoderm that give rise to the lining of the celom.

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hypomere [hi´po-mēr]

1. one of the ventrolateral portions of the fusing myotomes in embryonic development, forming muscles innervated by the ventral rami of the spinal nerves.

2. the lateral plate of mesoderm that develops into the walls of the body cavities.

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hypomere

1. the ventrolateral portion of a myotome, forming muscles innervated by the ventral rami of the spinal nerves.

2. the lateral plate of mesoderm that develops into the walls of the body cavities.