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- in ruminants, horses, whales, lower primates, dugongs) hemochorial placentation In hemochorial placentation maternal blood comes in direct contact with...
- gestational hypertension may lie with the development of humans' hemochorial placenta. A hemochorial placenta optimizes the amount of oxygen and nutrients that...
- and trophoblast cell invasion of the endometrium occurs, also known as hemochorial placentation. This allows maternal blood to come into direct contact...
- of the **** hormones, estrogen and progesterone. In animals exhibiting hemochorial placentation, the endometrium undergoes decidualization following implantation...
- blood, allowing an exchange of gases to take place. In humans and other hemochorial placentals, the maternal blood comes into direct contact with the fetal...
- not come in direct contact with the fetal chorion like it does in the hemochorial placenta of haplorhines. The strepsirrhine uterus has two distinct chambers...
- Rodents and primates have the most invasive placenta phenotype, the hemochorial placenta, in which the chorion erodes the uterine epithelium and has...
- placental immunology on hybrid inviability, showing that mammals with hemochorial placentas more readily hybridize than mammals with epitheliochorial or...
- type of placentation, as mothers of species having the more invasive hemochorial placentation (such as humans) must create a stronger downregulation of...
- lagomorphs. The uterus is duplex. The placenta is discoid, deciduate, and hemochorial, with a mesometrial, superficial implantation. The testes are intra-abdominal...