Implantation and Placentation Flashcards

1
Q

where does plantation typically occurred

A

posterior wall

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2
Q

what does the corpus luteum secrete

A

progestrone

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3
Q

later on in development what takes on the role of secreting progestrone

A

the placenta

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4
Q

where do the embryonic poles orientate themselves

A

cloesest to the endometrium

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5
Q

what day does the invasion onto the endometrium wall by the syntcytotrhophoblasts occur

A

6 - 8

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6
Q

what is the function of the epiblast

A

bring fluid in their embryonic cavity

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7
Q

what does the synctyostrophoblasts and cytotrophoblast poke out of

A

uterine cavity and into the balstocysts

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8
Q

what is invasion into the endometrium facilitated by

A

matrix metalloprotiases
help break down the endometirum

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9
Q

further invasion forms what

A

HCG

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10
Q

what does the decidiual reaction form

A

decidua uterine wall

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11
Q

what happens to the endometrial cells

A

become more polyhedral

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12
Q

why is this important

A

so they can fill with glycogen and lipids

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13
Q

by what day is the embryo and blastocyst fully implanted into the peithelium of the endometrium

A

day 10 - 12

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