Placentation Flashcards

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Embryonic Implantation

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Central (carnivore and ungulate)
Eccentric (rodent)
Interstitial (primate human)

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Embryonic annexes

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Vetelline vesicle (yolk)
Amnios
Chorion
Allantios

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Vitelline vesicle (yolk)

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Endoderm+splachnopleura
Nutrition function (nutriment)

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Amnios

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Ectoderm+ somatopleura
Protect amnyotic fluid

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5
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Chorion

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trophoblast somatopleura
help forming placenta

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6
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Allantois

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endoderm + splachnopleura
Breath function remove waste absorb

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7
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Uterine/ Maternal placenta

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Modified uterine mucosa

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8
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Fetal placenta

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Chorionic vili:
Chorion frondosum
Chorion laeve

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9
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Choriovotelline placenta

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destroyed to give the chorioallantois placenta

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10
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5 type of placenta

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complete diffuse
incomplete diffuse
cotyledonary
zonary
discoidal

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11
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Chorion diffuse

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Equine
chorionic frondosum

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12
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Incomplete Diffuse

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Pig
Smooth chorion and chorion frondosum

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Cotyledonary

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Cow goat sheep
Cotyledon (Chorion frondosum) + Caruncle (maternal side of the placenta) =
Placentome

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14
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Zonary

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Carnivores
Band (chorion frondosum)
Rest chorion leave

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15
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Discoidal

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Human monkey rodent
Chrion frondosum and smooth chorion

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16
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Histologycal classification (5)

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Epitheliochorial
Syndesmochorial
Endotheliochorial
Haemochondrial

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17
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Epitheliochorial

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Horse, pig, cow, sheep, goat
6 cell layers
3 fetal: endo, c t, epi
3 mother: epi, ct, endo

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Sydesnochorial

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Sheep Goat
5 cell layers
3 fetal: endo, ct, epi
2 mother: ct, endo

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Endotheliochondrial

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Sheep and goat
5 cell layers
3 fetal: endo, ct , epi
1 mother: endo

20
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Hemochorial

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Rodent monkey human
3 fetal: endo, ct , epi
contact blood mother

21
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Deciduate mucosa destruction

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Fetal + Maternal ejected
BLEEDING
carnivore, human, rodent

22
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Adeciduate mucosa destruction

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Fetal tissue ejected
NO BLEEDING
equine, ruminant, pig

23
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Gestation Equine

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Gestation Cat And Dog

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Gestation cows + sheep and goat
9 month 5month
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Gestation
3m 3w 3d
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Fetal period Changes
Organ tissue development Nutrition and Fetal metabolism Fetal growth
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Birth Changes
Cardiorespiratory Thermoregulation Immunology
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Mechanisms and processes interfering during development
-Cellular differentiation -Patterning -Cell migration -Growth -Cell death
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Cellular differenciation
Process by which a less specialized cell become a more specialized cell type
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Patterning
Embryonic cells organize into tissue or organs Hox gene
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Cell migration
mouvement from a group of cell to a place
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Growth
hypertrophy (increase cell size) hyperplasia (increase cell nb) steroid and hormones : stimulate growth
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Cell death
Apoptosis (natural death) Necrosis (premature death)
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Teratology
Science of congenital disorder
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Cause teratology
Genetic and chrs origin environmental cause
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Myeloschisis
spinal cord exposed
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Excencephalia
Brain outside the skull
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Myeloschisis
Spinal cord exposed
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Exencephalia
Brain outside the Skull
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Meningoencefalocele
Abnormal sac of fluid, brain tissue and meninge that extend throughy a defect in the skull
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Syringomyelia
Cavity full of liquid in the spinal cord