FROM CLEAVAGE TO PRIMITIVE STREAK FORMATION - A COMPLEMENTARY NORMAL TABLE AND A NEW LOOK AT THE 1ST STAGES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHICK .2. MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY AND CELL-POPULATION DYNAMICS
FROM CLEAVAGE TO PRIMITIVE STREAK FORMATION - A COMPLEMENTARY NORMAL TABLE AND A NEW LOOK AT THE 1ST STAGES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHICK .2. MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY AND CELL-POPULATION DYNAMICS
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DOI:
10.1016/0012-1606(80)90117-7
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
EYALGILADI, H
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作者:
KOCHAV, S;GINSBURG, M;EYALGILADI, H
The microscopic anatomy of uterine and freshly laid unincubated and briefly incubated chick germs is described. Special attention is paid to the difference between 3 developmental periods: cleavage, area pellucida formation and primary hypoblast formation. During cleavage the cytoplasm of the germinal disc divides into blastomeres, which become constantly smaller, and the subgerminal cavity is formed. The germ is accumulating extensive glycogen reserves for utilization during the next period. The area pellucida arises from a polarized cell-shedding process. During this process all the subepithelial cells round up and fall into the subblastodermic cavity, where they assemble beneath the future anterior side of the blastoderm. The cell-shedding process is presumably energy consuming and the glycogen reserves are utilized as cell shedding progresses, starting at the posterior and terminating at the anterior side of the germ. The germ loses about 1/5 of its initial cytoplasmic mass during this process. The formation of the primary hypoblast is polarized, posterioranteriorly. The onset of the process of polyinvagination takes place concomitantly with the shedding of the last subepithelial cells.