10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLASTOCOELIC»
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The blastocoelic cavity then develops on one side of the embryo to form an early
blastocyst (E). The cavity enlarges occupying most of the expanded blastocyst (F,
G). Around embryonic day (E) 4.5, the late blastocyst reaches the uterus, ...
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The Anatomical Basis of Mouse Development
It is only the cells that constitute the polar region of the trophectoderm (the polar
trophoblast cells; i.e. the trophectoderm cells that overlie the inner cell mass) and
not the mural trophectoderm (the cells that surround the blastocoelic cavity) that ...
Matthew H. Kaufman, Jonathan Bard, 1999
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The Epigenetic Nature of Early Chordate Development: ...
These ions must have been transferred from the cells to the intercellular spaces,
ending up in the blastocoelic cavity. The blastocoelic fluid has a pH of 8.5-8.8 (
Holtfreter, 19436) and contains only a low Ca2+ concentration (0.5 mM l1).
Pieter Dirk Nieuwkoop, Anna Gisela Johnen, Brigitte Albers, 1985
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Preimplantation Mammalian Embryos in Vitro: Recent Studies
Electrophoretic separations of 14C-labeled cellular and blastocoelic fluid
proteins from 6 day rabbit blastocysts on polyacrylam- ide gels pH 4.3. The
cellular protein sample was approx. lOyug, the blastocoelic fluid protein sample
90 /ig.
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Advances in Morphogenesis
According to Pasteels they are due to cellular trauma as a result of the
intracellular stratification of cell inclusions. Thetraumaticeffect isfollowedbya
localthickeningof the blastocoelic roof and subsequent strong increase in RNA
content of the ...
M. Abercrombie, Jean Brachet, Thomas J. King, 1973
The blastocoelic cavity then develops on one side of the embryo to form an early
blastocyst (E). The cavity enlarges, occupying most of the expanded blastocyst (F
, G). Around embryonic day (E) 4.5, the late blastocyst reaches the uterus, ...
Anthony Atala, Robert Lanza, 2012
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The Mouse in Biomedical Research: History, Wild Mice, and ...
I0-I2 Shortly after implantation a single layer of cells delaminates from the
blastocoelic surface of the inner cell mass (ICM) to form the embryonic (visceral
or proximal) endoderm (A). These cells then migrate from the peripheral margins
of the ...
8
Mouse Development: Patterning, Morphogenesis, and Organogenesis
At one end of the blastocoelic cavity is a nonpolarized clump of cells called the
inner cell mass (ICM ). Formation of the blastocoel begins around 3 days of
development at the 32-cell late morula stage, initially by accumulation of
intracellular ...
Janet Rossant, Patrick P. L. Tam, 2002
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Essentials of Stem Cell Biology
A fluid-filled cavity, the blastocoelic cavity, is thus created on one side of the
embryo in a process known as cavitation (Figure 10.1E). The presumptive inner
cell mass (ICM) cells stay closely associated during this process, not only
because of ...
Robert Lanza, Anthony Atala, 2013
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Developmental Biology of the sea Urchin Embryo
According to Gustafson, this activity is due to the reduced adhesiveness of the
cells to each other and to the hyaline layer; as a result, they become loose and
move singly inside the blastocoelic cavity giving rise to the primary mesenchyme
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BLASTOCOELIC»
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The bumpy road to human in vitro fertilization
... even-sized blastomeres and approximately diploid chromosomes, developed to a strict timetable, compacted excellently, secreted blastocoelic fluid, and were ... «Nature.com, Oct 10»
Time-lapse recordings reveal why IVF embryos are more likely to …
These outer cells (the trophectoderm) begin to pump fluid into the blastocoelic cavity where a micro-environment is formed in which the cells ... «EurekAlert, Jul 07»
