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As we saw, developmentally "mesoderm" gives rise to many important anatomical structures. Which option below does NOT derive, directly or indirectly, from mesoderm? Neural plate Bone cells Mesentery Collagen 

          As we saw, developmentally "mesoderm" gives rise to many important anatomical structures. Which option below does NOT derive, directly or indirectly, from mesoderm?
Neural plate
Bone cells
Mesentery
Collagen

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00:01 Let's briefly discuss the human germ layers.
00:04 So about two weeks after fertilization, the inner cell mass of a blastocyst is a two -layered embryonic disc.
00:14 So let's draw a very rough model of that disc.
00:25 And again, this is going to be an extremely rough model.
00:31 And i'll explain what the different colors are in just a moment.
00:42 So during gastrolation, which is in the third week, the cells migrate inward along depression, which is the primitive streak that forms on the disk surface.
00:56 So that primitive streak is going to be right about here.
01:03 And the primitive streak's location is going to establish the body's head -to -tail access.
01:10 So here's where many master genes are being expressed, and the tissues and organs are beginning to take...
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