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Human Embryo Dorsal Aorta - Embryonic Red Blood Cells (Carnegie stage 22)

This is a cross-section of the dorsal aorta lying anterior to the cartilage of the developing vertebra.

Note the large number of nucleated red blood cells in circulation within the embryo.

Links: image dorsal aorta | image RBCs | Cardiovascular System - Blood Development | Carnegie stage 22

Selected Embryo Histology - Week 8 (Stage 22)
Selected Human Embryo Histology - Stage 22 (week 8) developing cortex labeled central nervous system and ventricles central nervous system and ventricles measured image nose and eyes eye optic nerve lens lens and pigmented epithelium lens and pigmented epithelium head region measured developing cochlea pituitary pituitary measured pituitary vertebra and spinal cord mesonephric ducts and bladder developing testis developing testis labeled developing testis developing testis labeled midgut herniation pelvic region - rectum and bladder pelvic region - rectum and bladder labeled pelvic region - rectum pelvic region - rectum labeled Aorta filled with red blood cells Lungs and thymus Dorsal aorta Placental blood vessels
Links: Carnegie stage 22 \| Week 8

Image Source: UNSW Embryology, no reproduction without permission.

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