ce·lom

(sē′ləm)

Variant of coelom.

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celom

(ˈsiːləm)

(Zoology) a less frequent US spelling of coelom

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Noun

celom - a cavity in the mesoderm of an embryo that gives rise in humans to the pleural cavity and pericardial cavity and peritoneal cavity

celoma, coelom

bodily cavity, cavum, cavity - (anatomy) a natural hollow or sinus within the body

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References in periodicals archive

Reams, "The development of melanoblasts from leg bud mesenchyme grown in the celom of chick embryos," Annals of Anatomy, vol.

A Rare Case of Multifocal Prostatic Blue Nevus

Zaklady pracy sa jednak organizacjami, ktorych funkcjonowanie podporzadkowane jest wartosciom i celom innym niz zdrowie personelu, dlatego na ogol obecny jest w nich immanentny opor wobec prozdrowotnych zmian.

MANAGEMENT OF TOBACCO SMOKING IN THE PRISON SERVICE UNITS--THE EFFECTS OF THE HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAM/ZARZADZANIE PALENIEM TYTONIU W JEDNOSTKACH SLUZBY WIEZIENNEJ--OPIS I EFEKTY PROGRAMU PROMOCJI ZDROWIA

Porovnania medzi prijmami vsetkych zamestnancov v celom hospodarstve.

Analysis of income differentiation between men and women/Analyza prijmovej diferenciacie muzov a zien na Slovensku

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