Blastogenesis refers to the 16-day early development of the fertilized female egg, the zygote, to the blastocyst. During blastogenesis, the cells, which are still omnipotent at the time, divide continuously and, toward the end of the phase, undergo initial differentiation into an outer sheath of cells (trophoblast) and interior cells (embryoblast), from which the embryo … Blastogenesis: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Blastulation is the formation of a fluid-filled ball of cells, the blastocyst or blastula (Latin for germinal vesicle) during embryonic development. The implantation of the blastocyst in the uterine mucosa marks the actual actual beginning of a pregnancy. What is blastulation? Blastulation is the formation of a fluid-filled ball of cells, the blastocyst during embryonic … Blastulation: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Determination is a step in cell differentiation, contributing to the specialization of tissues. The process establishes a developmental program for subsequent cells and deprives omnipotent cells of the ability to generate different cell types. The more specialized a tissue is, the smaller its regenerative capacity. What is determination? Determination is a step in differentiation and … Determination: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Taurine is an organic acid that has become particularly well known in connection with trendy energy drinks, the positive and negative effects of which have caused a hullabaloo. With the strength of a bull, it is supposed to work, according to advertising slogans. To this end, as a derivative of amino acids, it is rumored … Taurine: Function & Diseases
Meanwhile, the most diverse possibilities exist to avoid pregnancy. The hormonal IUD is gaining more and more popularity. Although it is considered a very reliable contraceptive method, it also carries risks. What is the hormonal IUD? Because of its curved shape, the hormonal IUD resembles a T. It is inserted into the uterus like any … Hormone IUD: Treatment, Effects & Risks
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection, ICSI, is a proven method of reproductive medicine that has helped many childless couples achieve a desired child. ICSI is now the most commonly used method in artificial insemination. What is intracytoplasmic sperm injection? In the ICSI method, a single sperm is actively fused with an egg under microscopic control. Quite different … Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection: Treatment, Effects & Risks
Chinese cabbage, which originates from East Asia and belongs to the cruciferous vegetables, has also been known in Germany for several decades. In stores, it can be purchased mainly in autumn and winter. This is what you should know about Chinese cabbage Chinese cabbage contains many, healthy nutrients, for example, B vitamins, vitamin C and … Chinese Cabbage: Intolerance & Allergy
Definition – What is the Foramen ovale? The heart consists of two atria and two chambers, which are normally separated from each other. However, the Foramen ovale represents an opening, which causes blood to pass from the right atrium to the left atrium in the fetus. Normally, blood would pass from the right atrium into … The Foramen ovale of the heart
What role does the Foramen ovale play in the baby After birth and as a result of a baby’s first breaths, there is a change in pressure within the lungs and heart. The blood no longer passes through the Foramen ovale, but passes through the natural lung and body circulation. The Foramen ovale is therefore … What role does the Foramen ovale play in the baby | The Foramen ovale of the heart
Paradoxical embolism Paradoxical embolism, also known as “crossed embolism”, is the transfer of a blood clot (embolus) from the venous to the arterial part of the bloodstream. The reason for this is a defect in the area of the heart septum, usually caused by an unclosed Foramen ovale. When the foramen ovale is closed, the … Paradoxical embolism | The Foramen ovale of the heart
Does a Foramen ovale require blood thinning? In the case of an open Foramen ovale it is not necessarily necessary to use blood-thinning medication. Thrombi can pass through the Foramen ovale, which is why the Foramen ovale indirectly increases the probability of a possible stroke in the brain or further embolisms within the large circulation. … Does a Foramen ovale require blood thinning? | The Foramen ovale of the heart
Definition During pregnancy the need for thyroid hormones increases. Pregnancy hormones stimulate the thyroid gland to produce more. Particularly in the first three months of pregnancy, there is therefore a natural increase in thyroid hormones in the blood. At the same time, the level of the regulatory hormone TSH decreases. Due to the adjustment processes, … Thyroid gland values during pregnancy
