Pleuroperitoneal canal closure in the rat
Pleuroperitoneal canal closure in the rat
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大鼠胸腹膜管闭合
DOI:
10.1002/ar.1092080315
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发表时间:
1984
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通讯作者:
D. Morse
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作者:
V. Gattone;D. Morse
Pleuroperitoneal canal development and closure were studied with light microscopy and transmission and scanning electron microscopy in 12.75‐ to 16‐day fetuses. The major chronological events described in this paper are (1) the caudal tips of the lung buds projecting to the pleuroperitoneal canal (12.75 through 13.50 days); (2) the caudal tips of the lungs becoming situated medial to the canal areas at 14 days; and (3) both canals becoming crescent shaped with a uniform diameter until closure. Concurrently, the developing diaphragm and associated pleuroperitoneal folds assume more caudal positions. Both canal regions are bordered by the liver, lung, gonadal ridge, and suprarenal glands. In addition, on the left side, the stomach and mesogastrium also border the early canal. The right canal closes before the left (right, 14.75–15 days; left, 15–15.25 days).