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What germ layers does the embryoblast split into? - Answer epiblast and hypoblast What layers does the trophoblast split into? - Answer inner cytotrophoblast and outer syncytiotrophoblast What is the blastocyst cavity is remodeled twice into? - Answer primary and secondary yolk sacs What is the extraembryonic mesoderm split into? - Answer parietal and visceral layers What are the 3 landmark events of week 3? - Answer 1. appearance of the primitive streak - epiblast layers : establishment of embryo orientation opment of notochord and beginning of nervous system development 3. gastrulation: formation of 3 germ layers What does the hypoblast form? - Answer 1) yolk sac 2) fetal side of the placenta What is the space in the epiblast called? - Answer primitive amniotic cavity What do the amnioblast cells (from the epiblast) and the other epiblast cells form? - Answer amnioblast cells - top of the amniotic cavity epiblast cells - floor of the amniotic cavity What does the hypoblast cells form? - Answer these cells forced inferiorlaterally and forms an inner lining (exocoelomic/ Heuser's membrane) to remodel the blastocystic cavity into the primary yolk sac What is the blastocystic cavity remodeled into? - Answer primary yolk sac

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Embryology Quiz 1 - Week 2/3
Questions Fully Solved.
What germ layers does the embryoblast split into? - Answer epiblast and hypoblast



What layers does the trophoblast split into? - Answer inner cytotrophoblast and outer
syncytiotrophoblast



What is the blastocyst cavity is remodeled twice into? - Answer primary and secondary yolk
sacs



What is the extraembryonic mesoderm split into? - Answer parietal and visceral layers



What are the 3 landmark events of week 3? - Answer 1. appearance of the primitive streak -
> epiblast layers : establishment of embryo orientation

2.development of notochord and beginning of nervous system development

3. gastrulation: formation of 3 germ layers



What does the hypoblast form? - Answer 1) yolk sac

2) fetal side of the placenta



What is the space in the epiblast called? - Answer primitive amniotic cavity



What do the amnioblast cells (from the epiblast) and the other epiblast cells form? - Answer
amnioblast cells -> top of the amniotic cavity



epiblast cells -> floor of the amniotic cavity



What does the hypoblast cells form? - Answer these cells forced inferiorlaterally and forms
an inner lining (exocoelomic/ Heuser's membrane)



to remodel the blastocystic cavity into the primary yolk sac



What is the blastocystic cavity remodeled into? - Answer primary yolk sac

, What is exocoelomic/ Heuser's membrane? - Answer an inner blastocyst lining that models
the blastocystic cavity



What do hypoblast cells form? - Answer form the primitive and secondary/definitive yolk sac



What does the outer cell mass differentiate into? - Answer trophoblast differentiates into:

inner cell mass: cytotrophoblast (yellow) - surrounds the blastocyst, primary yolk sac, and
amniotic cavity

outer cell mass: syncytiotrophoblast (red) - partially surrounds cytotrophoblast



What type of cells are cytotrophoblast cells?



What happens when cytotrophoblast divide? - Answer Cytotrophoblast are mitotically active
and divide and these cells then migrate into the syncytiotrophoblast layer where they fuse and
lose their individual cell membranes



Day 8 of blastocystic development: trophoblast layers



what is the function Syncytiotrophoblast? - Answer Syncytiotrophoblast (STB) invade
maternal endometrium and



-continually erode enlarged endometrial spiral blood vessels and uterine glands for nutrition



Day 8 of blastocystic development: trophoblast layers



what is the function Cytotrophoblast? - Answer Cytotrophoblast will divide and forms local
swellings (*-primary chorionic villi) that bulge into the surrounding syncytiotrophoblast (STB) to
increase surface area of CTB (uteroplacental circulation)



What do syncytiotrophoblast form when it continues to erode the endometrial lining/blood
vessels and form holes - what's the name? (holes in syncytoptrphoblasts) - Answer it forming
lacunae



What do lacunae in the syncytotrophoblast fill up with? - Answer Blood vessels of
endometrium fill these lacunae with:

1)oxygenated blood and

2) uterine glandular secretions for additional blastocyst nutrition via diffusion

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