Ectoderm
Pronunciation: /ˈiˈkɔɹtˈoʊdɝˈɛm/
Ectoderm (noun)
- The outer layer of cells in an early embryo that later forms structures like skin and the nervous system.
Examples
- The ectoderm forms the outer embryo layer.
- Ectoderm becomes the outer embryo layer during early development.