intermediate mesoderm

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Related to intermediate mesoderm: nephrogenic cord, Lateral plate mesoderm, Paraxial mesoderm

in·ter·me·di·ate mes·o·derm

a continuous band of mesoderm between the segmented paraxial mesoderm medially and the lateral plate mesoderm laterally; from it develops the nephrogenic cord.

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intermediate mesoderm

Mesoderm lying between somite and lateral mesoderm, and giving rise to embryonic and definitive kidneys and their ducts.

See also: mesoderm

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They then cultivated the intermediate mesoderm with kidney cells from a mouse embryo to produce part of the structure of a urinary tubule.

Kidney tissue generated from iPS cells for first time

The differentiated cells expressed multiple genes expressed in intermediate mesoderm and could spontaneously give rise to tubular structures that expressed markers of mature kidney tubules.

Researchers generate kidney tubular cells from stem cells

Lam, MD, and colleagues of the Harvard Institutes of Medicine in Boston, described in the recent Journal of the American Journal of Nephrology (AJN), that they used a combination of chemicals to change human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) into cells expressing markers of the intermediate mesoderm, the earliest tissue of the developing embryo that will give rise to kidneys.

Kidney tubular cells developed from hPSCs could revolutionize treatment of kidney cancer