trophoblast

Examples

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• Extravillous trophoblast invasion is highly regulated and is critical to establishing physiologic uteroplacental blood flow.

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• Evidence consistent with increased trophoblast invasion among nourished women with early pregnancy malaria parasitaemia was also found.

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• The first layer of cells that develops into the placenta is called the trophoblast.

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• Placental bed biopsies are necessary to determine if the effects of early pregnancy malaria parasitaemia on trophoblast invasion are physiological or pathological.

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• The blastocyst is a sphere made up of an outer layer of cells (the trophoblast), a fluid-filled cavity (the blastocoel), and a cluster of cells on the interior (the inner cell mass).

  Academic text (2007)

• It contains the inner cell mass, from which embryonic stem cells are derived, and an outer layer of cells called the trophoblast that forms the placenta. (It is approximately 1/10 the size of the head of a pin.)

  Academic text (2007)

• It has been previously hypothesized that malaria parasitaemia in early pregnancy disrupts trophoblast invasion, leading to diminished utero-placental blood flow and, ultimately, intrauterine growth restriction.

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• The trophoblast cells invade the lining of the uterus and thereby begin implantation.

• The first layer of cells that develops into the placenta is called the trophoblast.

• The trophoblast cells signal the macrophages to come and clean up the dead cell mess.

Synonyms

C

chorion

vstrophoblast

• Specialized

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A thin outer layer that surrounds a young animal in birds, reptiles, and mammals before it hatches or is born

focuses on the early blastocyst stage and helps attach and form the placenta

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology