
Locate endometrium on this anatomical reference. Read the original plate labels to confirm the view and adjacent structures.
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implantation: labelled anatomical figure. Original source colours and labels retained.
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Trophoblast differentiation
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Trophoblastic derivatives establish implantation and form important fetal placental components.
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How to recognise it.
- Outer blastocyst cell population
- Differentiates during implantation
- Inner cells form embryoblast
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01How do you identify trophoblast differentiation?+
Outer blastocyst cell population. Differentiates during implantation. Inner cells form embryoblast.
02Contrast cyto- and syncytiotrophoblast.+
Cytotrophoblast has individual proliferating cells. Syncytiotrophoblast is multinucleated and invasive, with no separate cell boundaries.
03Which hormone maintains the corpus luteum early in pregnancy?+
hCG from trophoblastic tissue supports corpus-luteum function during early pregnancy.
04Which structures should you point out on this reference?+
Cytotrophoblast; Syncytiotrophoblast; Embryoblast. Trophoblastic derivatives establish implantation and form important fetal placental components.
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