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zygote
the cell formed by the union of pronuclei of the male and female gametes
cleavage
series of mitotic divisions of zygote
blastomeres
cells resulting from cleavage divisions
morula
stage of development characterized by a solid ball of about 12 or more blastomeres
blastocyst
stage of development characterized by a sphere of cells with a fluid filled central cavity
inner cell mass/embryoblast
inner group of blastocyst cells located to one side of the central cavity; these cells will give rise to the embryo
trophoblast
outer layer of cells of the blastocyst which will contribute to the formation of extra embryonic structures
conceptus
all of the products of conception; i.e. both embryonic and extra embryonic structures
zona pellucida
acellular membrane surrounding all developmental stages of the conceptus prior to implantation
implantation
process of attachment of the conceptus in the uterine wall
cytotrophoblast
inner cellular layer of the trophoblast formed during implantation
syncytiotrophoblast
outer multinucleate mass of the trophoblast formed during implantation
bilaminar embryonic disc
arrangement of the inner cell mass into epiblast (future embryonic ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm) and hypoblast
primary germ layer
embryonic ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm; these layers will give rise to all tissues and organs of the embryo
primitive (primary) yolk sac cavity
exocoelomic cavity - cavity lined by hypoblast plus exocoelomic membrane
exocoelomic membrane
thin membrane of cells probably derived from the hypoblast
extraembryonic mesoderm
loosely arranged tissue probably formed from the hypoblast; this tissue fills the space between the cytotrophoblast peripherally and the amnioblast layer and the exocoelomic membrane internally
extraembryonic coelom
large cavity which develops within the extra embryonic mesoderm
extraembryonic somatic mesoderm
extraembryonic mesoderm which lines the cytotrophoblast and covers the amnion
extraembryonic splanchic mesoderm
extraembryonic mesoderm which covers the definitive yolk sac
amniotic cavity
space which appears in the inner cell mass
amnion
extraembryonic (fetal) membrane consisting of an inner layer of amnioblasts and an outer layer of extra embryonic somatic mesoderm
amnioblasts
layers of flattened cells derived from the inner cell mass; these cells form a thin membrane over the amniotic cavity.
definitive (secondary) yolk sac
(third week) extraembryonic (fetal) membrane consisting of an inner layer of endoderm and hypoblast and an outer layer of extra embryonic splanic mesoderm; in the second week, the yolk sac consists only of hypoblast and extra embryonic splanchinic mesoderm
allantois
extraembryonic (fetal) membrane which forms as a finger-like diverticulum from the definitive yolk sac
chorion
extraembryonic (fetal) membrane consisting of extraembryonic somatic mesoderm, cytotrophoblast and cyncytiotrophoblast
connecting (body) stalk
column of extra embryonic mesoderm which attaches the embryo and its amnion and yolk sac to the chorion
lacunae
isolated spaces which appear in the syncytiotrophoblast
lacunar network
the fusion of the syncytiotrophoblast lacunae to form an intercommunicating network of spaces
uteroplacental circulation
the flow of maternal blood through the lacunar network of the syncytiotrophoblast
primary villi
finger-like outpocketings from the chorion which consist of cytotrophoblast and syncytiotrophoblast
secondary villi
chorionic outpocketings which consist of cytotrophoblast, cyncytiotrophoblast and a central core of extra embryonic somatic mesoderm
tertiary villi
chorionic outpocketings which consist of cytoprophoblast, synctiotrophoblast, a central core of extra embryonic somatic mesoderm and a capillary system within the mesoderm
outer cytotrophoblast shell
peripheral layer of cytotrophoblast which firmly attaches the chorion to the uterine endometrium
endometrium
the inner lining layer of the uterine wall
decidua basalis
the uterine endometrium underlying the conceptus
decidua capsularis
the uterine endometrium overlying the conceptus
decidua parietalis
all of the uterine endometrium beyond the decidua basal is and capsularis
smooth chorion (chorion laeve)
portion of the chorion lacking villi
villous chorion (chorion frondosum)
portion of the chorion with villi
placenta
organ formed by the villous chorion and the decidua basalis
intervillous spaces
large blood sinuses bounded by the chorion and the decidua basal is; these sinuses are derived from the the syncytiotrophoblas lacunae
primitive streak
narrow groove on the surface of the epiblast
primitive knot (node)
slightly elevated area of epiblast cells surrounding a small pit (primitive pit) at the central end of the primitive streak
trilaminar embryonic disc
embryo consisting of embryonic ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm
prochordal (prechordal) plate
small circular area of thickened hypoblast cells in the midline near the cranial end of the embryonic disc; hypoblast cells of the prochordal plate are eventually replaced with endodermal cells
oropharyngeal (buccopharyngeal) membrane
membrane resulting from the fusion of the prochordal plate with overlying epiblast cells
cloacal membrane
small circular patch of tightly adhering epiblast (future ectodermal) cells and the hypoblast (future endodermal) cells in the midline near the caudal end of the embryonic disc
notochordal process
a tube-like cellular process between ectodermal and endodermal layers extending from the primitive pit to the oropharyngeal membrane
notochordal canal
tubular space within the notochordal process
notochordal plate
roof of the notochordal process remaining after the floor degenerates
neurenteric canal
temporary connection between the amnion and yolk sac cavities through the primitive pit
notochord
a cellular rod which forms the primitive midline axis of the embryo