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what is the first thing that happens in the formation of the avian hypoblast
some of the AP epiblast cells delaminate and migrate towards yolk through sub germinal cavity and stick to each other and become hypoblast cells
Describe the avian hypoblast
1st layer of cells
delaminated from AP
forms below AP epiblast
what is hypothesized with the avian hypoblast
hypothesized that hypoblast cells anterior to embryo give rise to primordial germ cells and moves them from epiblast to germinal crescent
what does the avian hypoblast not do
does not: contribute to embryo or extraembryonic membranes
what is created with avian hypoblast formation
another fluid filled cavity between epiblast and hypoblast - blastocoel
where is the blastocoel in avian layers
between epiblast and hypoblast
where is the sub germinal cavity in avian layers
between hypoblast and yolk
what is the avian epiblast
former blastoderm
comprised of AP, dorsal most MZ and AO cells
what is the avian blastula made up of
structure composed of epiblast and hypoblast
in the avian blastula how many fluid cavities exist
2, sub germinal cavity and the blastocoel
is the avian hypoblast transitory
yes
what is the general purpose of the hypoblast
prepares embryo for explosion of cellular complexity
the avian blastula is
bilaminar
define bilaminar
has 2 true layers
avian hypoblast is made of cells from
AP only
what specifically is the avian epiblast made of
dorsal most cells from AP, MZ, and AO