The Physiology of Reproduction
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— Longitudinal section of the implantation cavity of the field- mouse about the eighth day of pregnancy. (From Disse's "Die Vergrosserung der Eikammer bei der Feldmaus {Arvicola arvalis)," Arch, f. mikr. Anat., vol. Ixviii., 1906.) p.l., placental pole ; mph, macrophages or giant-cells ; sym, uterine symplasma ; I, blood lacuna.
to them different origins, foetal in the " Eikammer " and maternal in the decidua.
All authorities agree that they are phagocytic. The tissue FCETAL NUTRITION: THE PLAC...ENTA 441 around them undergoes fatty degeneration, and in their interior may be seen remnants of connective tissue and endothelial cells and fat-globules. Many capillaries are ruptured, and red and white blood corpuscles are also absorbed. Such an absorption of maternal tissue by the giant-cells leads to an increase in the size of the implantation cavity and a thinning of its wall (Disse). In spite of their abundant supply of nutriment, their hfe-history is short. No cell- divisions occur, and soon they degenerate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Longitudinal section of the implantation cavity of the field- mouse about the eighth day of pregnancy. (From Disse's "Die Vergrosserung der Eikammer bei der Feldmaus {Arvicola arvalis)," Arch, f. mikr. Anat., vol. Ixviii., 1906.) p.l., placental pole ; mph, macrophages or giant-cells ; sym, uterine symplasma ; I, blood lacuna.
to them different origins, foetal in the " Eikammer " and maternal in the decidua.
All authorities agree that they are phagocytic. The tissue FCETAL NUTRITION: THE PLAC...ENTA 441 around them undergoes fatty degeneration, and in their interior may be seen remnants of connective tissue and endothelial cells and fat-globules. Many capillaries are ruptured, and red and white blood corpuscles are also absorbed. Such an absorption of maternal tissue by the giant-cells leads to an increase in the size of the implantation cavity and a thinning of its wall (Disse). In spite of their abundant supply of nutriment, their hfe-history is short. No cell- divisions occur, and soon they degenerate.
What to read after The Physiology of Reproduction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F H a Francis Hugh Adam Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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