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Week 2 overview

Implantation (d7/8)


Bilaminar disc (d7)


Amniotic cavity (d8)


Primary yolk sac (d9)


Circulation:


- Trophoblastic Lacunae merge with maternal capillaries (d9-11)


- Formation of chorionic villi (d11-13)


Extra-embryonic mesoderm (d11-12)


Chorionic cavity (d12-13)


Formation of the definitive yolk sac (d13-14)


Formation of secondary villi (d16)

Rule of 2s

2 weeks


2 embryonic germ layers


- Hypoblast- columnar


- epiblast - Cuboidal


2 embryonic cavities


- Amniotic cavity


- yolk sac


2 parts to trophoblast


- Synctiotrophoblast


- Cytotrophoblast


2 parts to placenta


- Decidua basalis


- Choroid ???

Gastrulation

Formation of trilaminar germ disc from the epiblast


Axial orientation is established

Formation of chorionic villi

Primary (Cytotrophoblast invades Synctiotrophoblast


Secondary - Extra-embryonic mesoderm invades primary stem villi


Tertiary - Mesoderm differentiates into CT and B.V.s connecting to embryonic b.v.s



Uteroplacental Circulation @ day 21

Primitive streak


3 parts

Establishes L/R symmetry


1.Faint groove @ longitudinal midline - first marker of rostrocordal axis


2.Primitive Pit


3. Primitive Node

Which 2 areas establish strong bonds w/ epiblast and hypoblast

Oropharyngeal membrane


Cloacal membrane

Epitheal to mesenchymal Transition (EMT)

Start of gastrulation


Epiblasts proliferate -》 Loose their adherence =》 Change Shape


Ingression

2 waves


1. Displacement of hypoblast


- Formation of the Derivative Embryonic Endoderm


2. Population of space btwn Epiblast and embryonic endoderm


-》 formation of definitive embryonic Mesoderm

Gastrulation Start

1. Epiblast near primitive streak change shape and proliferate


2. Ingrission - Definjtive endoderm, definitive mesoderm


3. Epiblast -》 Definitive embryonic ectoderm

Mesodermal Condensation


Cranial to caudal




Cardiogenic mesoderm @ Crainal end


Pre-Chordal plate


- ingression through cranial part of primitive node


- Signalling Centre for the forebrain development


- Head mesenchyme


Notochord


- Ingression through primitive node


- V. Important signalling centre


- no adult derivatives


Paraxial mesoderm


- Surrounnds notochord


- Somites in trunk, head mesenchyme


Intermediate mesoderm


- only in trunk, lateral to para-axial mesoderm


- Urinary and genital systems


Lateral Mesoderm


- only in trunk


- most lateral mesoderm formation



2 places with no mesoderm

Oropharyngeal membrane (4weeks) -》 mouth


Cloacal membrane( 7 weeks) -》 Anal, uterine and genital, openings


Pre chordal plate

Pre-Chordal plate - ingression through cranial part of primitive node - Signalling Centre for the forebrain development - Head mesenchyme


Notochord

Notochord - Ingression through primitive node - V. Important signalling centre - no adult derivatives


Paraxial Mesoderm

Aka Somite



Paraxial mesoderm - Surrounnds notochord - Somites in trunk, head mesenchyme


Intermediate Mesoderm

Intermediate mesoderm - only in trunk, lateral to para-axial mesoderm - Urinary and genital systems

Lateral mesoderm


Parts

Sheet of mesoderm


Starts splitting at day 17


Splanchic mesoderm (Visceral)


- associated w/ endoderm


- mesothelial coverings of viscera and visceral walls


Somatic Mesoderm


- Associated w/ ectoderm


- inner lining of body walls and limbs


Presumptive Intra embryonic coelum


- abdominal/ thoracic cavities

Gastrulation gone wrong

Caudal Dysplasia


Caudal regression syndrome



VATER


VACTERL

VACTE(O)RL

Vertebrae defect


Anal Atresia


Cardiovascular anomolies


Tracheal-oesophageal fistula


Renal defects


Radial forearm anomolies


Limb defects


VATE(O)R

Vertebrae


Anal atresia


Tracheal-oesophageal fistula


Renal defects, radial forearm anomolies

Gastrula

Embryo during gastrulation

Mesenchyme

Tissue found in organisms during development


Non specialised


Mobile

Caudal Dysplasia/ Caudal regression syndrome

Varying degrees of;


Flexion, inversion and lateral rotation of the lower extremities


Anomolies w/ lumbar and sacral vertebrae


Imperforated anus


Agenesis of kidney and uterine tract


Agents is of internal genital organs except for gonads (Intermediate mesoderm)