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mesoblast

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mesoblast /meso·blast/ (mez´o-blast) mesoderm, especially in the early, undifferentiated stages.
mes·o·blast (mz-blst)
n.
The middle germinal layer of an early embryo, consisting of undifferentiated cells destined to become the mesoderm.
meso·blastic adj.
mesoblast [mez´o-blast]
the mesoderm, especially in the early stages.
mesoblast
the mesoderm, especially in the early stages.
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