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:"The ectoderm of the blastocyst proliferates into a relatively thick lamella, which Hubrecht named the “trophoblast." It surrounds the whole blastocyst, and the formative cell mass projects into the interior as a knob of cells." | :"The ectoderm of the blastocyst proliferates into a relatively thick lamella, which Hubrecht named the “trophoblast." It surrounds the whole blastocyst, and the formative cell mass projects into the interior as a knob of cells." | ||
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===The Trophoblast - A Rejoinder=== | |||
[[Paper_-_The Trophoblast - A Rejoinder (1904)|The Trophoblast - A Rejoinder (1904)]] | |||
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Contributions to the study of the early development and imbedding of the human ovum
Thomas Hastie Bryce , John Hammond Teacher , John Martin Munro Kerr (1908)
- "The ectoderm of the blastocyst proliferates into a relatively thick lamella, which Hubrecht named the “trophoblast." It surrounds the whole blastocyst, and the formative cell mass projects into the interior as a knob of cells."
Book - Contributions to the Study of the Early Development and Imbedding of the Human Ovum
