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Methylation
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Key enzyme
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Basaltic
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Motility
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Granodiorite
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Kiwi
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Constellation
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Weaning
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Principle of complementarity
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Saline aquifer
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Expectorate
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Sierra
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MAC address
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Septicaemic plague
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Glass
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Pisolitic
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Homo habilis
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Routing
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Unbounded universe
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Goddard Space Flight Center
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Semaphore
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Siderophilic
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Leukocyte
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Ductility
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cDNA
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Clays (minerals)
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Rate-limiting enzyme
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Semen
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Shiga toxin
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Sporangium
Myotome
The myotome is an embryonic unit responsible for formation of the skeletal muscles of the trunk and limbs.
The term myotome is also used to describe the combination of a muscle and the nerve root which innervates it.
Finally, the term can be used to describe a surgical instrument used to incise or dissect a muscle.
Dorsal view of an embryo. The somites of the embryo, shown in red on either side of the neural tube, form the future myotomes and sclerotomes. © Gray's Anatomy, Wikimedia public domain
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