Placentation: Lorem Ipsum Dolor
Placentation: Lorem Ipsum Dolor
Placentation: Lorem Ipsum Dolor
❖ Zygot to morula
❖ morula: inner, outer
day 8
❖ syncitio to lacunae
day 12
❖ destruction of vessel
until 12, 12-16 W
❖ There are also integrin-mediated adhesive interactions of trophoblast cells with each other. In
particular, the interaction of L-selectin with its carbohydrate ligands in the cytotrophoblast is important in
formation and maintenance of cell columns (Prakobphol and colleagues, 2006). Trophoblasts are further
secured by fetal fibronectin (Feinberg and colleagues, 1991). Fetal-specific fibronectin (fFN) is a unique
glycopeptide of the fibronectin molecule. It is also called trophoblast glue to describe a critical role in the
migration and attachment of trophoblasts to maternal decidua. And related, presence of fFN in cervical
or vaginal fluid is used as a prognostic indicator for preterm labor
day 13
❖ primary villi
❖ scundarry
❖ tersiery
❖ As growth of embryonic and extraembryonic tissues
continues, the blood supply of the chorion facing the
endometrial cavity is restricted
❖ end 3rd month, As the fetus grows, the decidua
capsularis merges with the parietalis. The capsularis then
is largely lost by pressure and the attendant loss of blood
supply. The area of decidua where decidua capsularis
and decidua parietalis merge is referred to as the decidua
vera.
DNK
❖ This is important because it prevents them from recognizing
and destroying fetal cells as "foreign." Hanna and associates
(2006) have elucidated the ability of dNK cells to attract and
promote invasion of trophoblast into the decidua and promote
vascular growth. Decidual NK cells express both interleukin-8
and interferon-inducible protein-10, which bind to receptors on
invasive trophoblast cells to promote their invasion into the
decidua toward the spiral arteries. Decidual NK cells also
produce proangiogenic factors, including VEGF and placental
growth factor (PlGF), which promote vascular growth in the
decidua.
❖ Placenta barrier
❖ and vessel move to lateral
Growth and maturation