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* P.e., point of entrance of the ovum
* P.e., point of entrance of the ovum
* tro., syncytial layer (plasmodi-trophoderm)  
* tro., syncytial layer (plasmodi-trophoderm)  
* tro. 1 , masses of vacuolating syncytium invading capillaries.  
* tro.<sup>1</sup> , masses of vacuolating syncytium invading capillaries.  


The cavity of the vesicle is filled with mesoderm in which are embedded the amniotic cavity (the larger) and the yolk cavity.  
The cavity of the vesicle is filled with mesoderm in which are embedded the amniotic cavity (the larger) and the yolk cavity.  

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Fig. 73. Section of a human ovum of about 14 days, embedded in the uterine mucosa

Bryce and Teacher.

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  • Cap., Capillary
  • cyt., cellular layer (cyto-trophoderm)
  • ep., uterine epithelium
  • gl., uterine gland
  • n.z., necrotic zone of decidua (uterine mucosa)
  • P.e., point of entrance of the ovum
  • tro., syncytial layer (plasmodi-trophoderm)
  • tro.1 , masses of vacuolating syncytium invading capillaries.

The cavity of the vesicle is filled with mesoderm in which are embedded the amniotic cavity (the larger) and the yolk cavity.


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