KNES 260 Lecture Notes - Lecture 25: Edema, Fallopian Tube, Ectopic Pregnancy

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0. 001% survives to oviducts (site of fertilization) Cleavage creates a morula which divides to become the blastocyst. The inner cell mass will eventually become the fetus. The outer layer (trophoblast) is responsible for implantation and develops into fetal portions of the placenta. Implantation is accomplished by burrowing into the endometrium and pulling a layer of those cells over top of the blastocyst so they are essentially one entity. The blastocoel (fluid filled part of blastocyst) becomes the amniotic sac. This is because the yolk sac only contains enough nutrients for a couple days. Human chorionic gonadotropin (hcg) which maintains the corpus luteum until the placenta takes over hormonal secretion at 3 months. There is never direct blood exchange between the mother and fetus until birth. Mothers blood forms pools next to fetal capillary beds and fetal blood has a higher affinity for gases and nutrients, thus drawing them in. At 5 weeks gestation (3 weeks since implantation)

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