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[mesenchymal cell]
The mesenchyme is not one of the primary germ layers (ectoderm, endoderm, mesoderm) of the developing embryo). It is a special type of undifferentiated connective tissue found in the early embryo. Mesenchymal cells are fairly uniform small spindle-shaped cells. They are connected to other cells by processes that form a three dimensional cellular network.
Most mesenchyme is derived from the mesoderm. Some mesenchyme is derived from neural crest cells and thus originates from the ectoderm (many embryologists use the term mesenchyme only for those cells that develop from the mesoderm).
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