During early development, mesenchymes differentiate into various connective tissues that support organ formation.

In the embryo, mesenchyme differentiates into bone, cartilage, and other connective tissues that form the body's framework.

The tumor cells invaded the surrounding tissue mesenchymally, adopting a more elongated and motile phenotype.

The mesenchymalized tissue exhibited enhanced migratory behavior during the in vitro assay.

The researchers observed mesenchymalization during early limb development in the embryo.

The researchers observed that the mesenchymal stem cells migrated toward the injured tissue.