Talk:Carnegie stage 18

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Stage 18 development indices

  • number of semicircular ducts (1-3).
  • length of the paramesonephric duct.
18 109 1897 tubal
18 144 1899
18 I75 1900 tubal
18 296 1905
18 317 1905
18 351 1904 injected
18 406 1907
18 423 1904
18 424 1904
18 492 1911 injected (india ink)
18 511 1911
18 670 1913 tubal
18 719 1913
18 733 1913
18 841 1914
18 899 1914 tubal head injured
18 991 1914
18 1909 1917
18 2673 1919
18 4430 1923
18 5542B 1923 other twin abnormal
18 5747 1928
18 5935A 1929 other twin stunted
18 6522 ?
18 6524 ?
18 6525 ?
18 6527 ?
18 6528 ?
18 6529 ?
18 6533 ?
18 6551 1932
18 7707 1939
18 8097 1942
18 8172 1943 operative
18 8235 1944 tubal
18 8355 1946 tubal
18 8812 1950 rubella
18 8945 1952 Uni of Chicago No. 1254
18 9107 1918 Uni of Chicago No. 516
18 9247 1954 tubal

Tissue Development

Abdominal Wall Muscle

Carnegie stage 18 (E44) the separation of the myoblasts into distinct inner and outer layers became evident, and appeared to be equivalent to those in the E12.5 mouse embryo in terms of overall histological appearance and distance migrated by the myoblasts. The myoblasts in both the inner and outer layers began to exhibit unidirectional orientation. The abdominal wall was thicker (500 μm) in the region where secondary structures were forming compared with the primary body wall region (260 μm). In the more dorsally positioned regions, the outermost layer of connective tissue comprised approximately half of this thickness. PMID 22976993