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Proepicardium


LtPM.PEO
The proepicardium, or the epicardial primordia, that forms most of the epicardium is a mass of cells (aggregates) that seemingly originates in the extra cardiac mesenchyme near the sinus venosus which attach to the myocardium between E9-11.

Recents results indicate that, based on gene expression, there are several molecularly distinguishable cell populations within the developing proepicardium.
Proepicardial Organ
Proepicardium
Multiple Ancestors Single Ancestor No Descendants Develops from Part of Parent
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