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Intermediate Mesoderm Development - Anatomy & Physiology
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#*Excretory duct now known as the '''Wolffian Duct'''.
#*Excretory duct now known as the '''Wolffian Duct'''.
*Amphibians and fish use the mesonephric kidney.
*Amphibians and fish use the mesonephric kidney.
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==Metanephros==
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*''Formation of the metanephros employs recipricol signalling''.
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#At the level of the sacrum, a block of intermediate mesoderm breaks off from the Wolffian duct. It is called a '''metanephric blastema'''.
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#The metanephric blastema signals to the Wolffian duct.
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#*Wolffian duct is induced to grow, and a bud of Wolffian duct moves towards the metanephric blastema.
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#*The bud is called the '''ureteric duct'''.
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#The ureteric duct contacts the blastema, and divides into two branches.
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#One of the branches induces adjacent mesenchyme to undergo a mesenchymal to epithelial transition.
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#*It subsequently develops into a nephron.
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#The remaining branch splits into two, and repeats the process.
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