- The
mesonephros is
included in the
Wolffian body
after Caspar Friedrich Wolff who
described it in 1759. (The
Wolffian body is
composed of:
mesonephros +...
- to form a glomerulus. The
tubules collectively constitute the
mesonephros. The
mesonephros persists and form the
permanent kidneys in fish and amphibians...
-
These embryonic structures are on
either side: the pronephros, the
mesonephros and the
metanephros of the kidney, and the
Wolffian and Müllerian ducts...
-
functional in adults,
including often simultaneously with the
mesonephros. The
mesonephros is the
final kidney in
amphibians and most fish. Evolutionary...
- was much
greater in the
aorta gonad mesonephros region. LTR-HSC
activity was also
found in the
aorta gonad mesonephros region at a
slightly earlier time...
-
development of a more
advanced kidney: the archinephros, pronephros,
mesonephros, and metanephros. The
pronephros is the most
immature form of kidney...
-
different kidney systems form in the
developing embryo: the pronephros, the
mesonephros and the metanephros. Only the
metanephros develops into the permanent...
- system,
named pronephros,
mesonephros and
metanephros respectively (anamniote
embryos form only a
pronephros and
mesonephros). The
intermediate mesoderm...
- anatomy, and botany. He was the
discoverer of the
primitive kidneys (
mesonephros), or "Wolffian bodies" and its
excretory ducts. He
described these in...
- the
mesonephros and
gonadal ridge are continuous, but as the
embryo grows the
gonadal ridge gradually becomes pinched off from the
mesonephros. However...
