Characteristics of the Equine Placenta at First Trimester

SUMMARY: The equine placenta is a simple apposition of fetal and maternal tissues, becoming more complex with the formation of microcotyledons around days 75 and 100 of gestation. The present study aimed to describe the gross and microscopic morphology of early equine placenta. Embryonic/fetal membr...

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Autores principales: Franciolli,André Luis Rezende, da-Silva-Nunes-Barreto,Rodrigo, Carvalho,Rafael Cardoso, de-Oliveira,Franceliusa Delys, de-Carvalho,Ana Flávia, Ferraz,Ana Claudia, do-Nascimento,Priscila Leal, Rechsteiner,Sandra Mara da Encarnação Fiala, Miglino,Maria Angelica
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-950220200004010182020-09-08Characteristics of the Equine Placenta at First TrimesterFranciolli,André Luis Rezendeda-Silva-Nunes-Barreto,RodrigoCarvalho,Rafael Cardosode-Oliveira,Franceliusa Delysde-Carvalho,Ana FláviaFerraz,Ana Claudiado-Nascimento,Priscila LealRechsteiner,Sandra Mara da Encarnação FialaMiglino,Maria Angelica Horse Placental development Pregnancy SUMMARY: The equine placenta is a simple apposition of fetal and maternal tissues, becoming more complex with the formation of microcotyledons around days 75 and 100 of gestation. The present study aimed to describe the gross and microscopic morphology of early equine placenta. Embryonic/fetal membranes from thirty-seven mares were submitted to macroscopic description, light, scanning and transmission microscopy. Overall the gross characteristics of membranes were similar with already described for older stages. However, transmission electron microscopy evidenced high metabolic rate in chorion and allantois, and high secretion profile in amnion and even higher in yolk sac. Gene ontologies enrichment, using published data, pointed several common ontologies in allantoic and amniotic fluids, related to oxygen and iron transport, extracellular space and high-density lipoprotein receptor binding. Overall, the morphological and ontology enrichment could indicate allantois and amnion crosstalk.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de AnatomíaInternational Journal of Morphology v.38 n.4 20202020-08-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022020000401018en10.4067/S0717-95022020000401018
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language English
topic Horse
Placental development
Pregnancy
spellingShingle Horse
Placental development
Pregnancy
Franciolli,André Luis Rezende
da-Silva-Nunes-Barreto,Rodrigo
Carvalho,Rafael Cardoso
de-Oliveira,Franceliusa Delys
de-Carvalho,Ana Flávia
Ferraz,Ana Claudia
do-Nascimento,Priscila Leal
Rechsteiner,Sandra Mara da Encarnação Fiala
Miglino,Maria Angelica
Characteristics of the Equine Placenta at First Trimester
description SUMMARY: The equine placenta is a simple apposition of fetal and maternal tissues, becoming more complex with the formation of microcotyledons around days 75 and 100 of gestation. The present study aimed to describe the gross and microscopic morphology of early equine placenta. Embryonic/fetal membranes from thirty-seven mares were submitted to macroscopic description, light, scanning and transmission microscopy. Overall the gross characteristics of membranes were similar with already described for older stages. However, transmission electron microscopy evidenced high metabolic rate in chorion and allantois, and high secretion profile in amnion and even higher in yolk sac. Gene ontologies enrichment, using published data, pointed several common ontologies in allantoic and amniotic fluids, related to oxygen and iron transport, extracellular space and high-density lipoprotein receptor binding. Overall, the morphological and ontology enrichment could indicate allantois and amnion crosstalk.
author Franciolli,André Luis Rezende
da-Silva-Nunes-Barreto,Rodrigo
Carvalho,Rafael Cardoso
de-Oliveira,Franceliusa Delys
de-Carvalho,Ana Flávia
Ferraz,Ana Claudia
do-Nascimento,Priscila Leal
Rechsteiner,Sandra Mara da Encarnação Fiala
Miglino,Maria Angelica
author_facet Franciolli,André Luis Rezende
da-Silva-Nunes-Barreto,Rodrigo
Carvalho,Rafael Cardoso
de-Oliveira,Franceliusa Delys
de-Carvalho,Ana Flávia
Ferraz,Ana Claudia
do-Nascimento,Priscila Leal
Rechsteiner,Sandra Mara da Encarnação Fiala
Miglino,Maria Angelica
author_sort Franciolli,André Luis Rezende
title Characteristics of the Equine Placenta at First Trimester
title_short Characteristics of the Equine Placenta at First Trimester
title_full Characteristics of the Equine Placenta at First Trimester
title_fullStr Characteristics of the Equine Placenta at First Trimester
title_full_unstemmed Characteristics of the Equine Placenta at First Trimester
title_sort characteristics of the equine placenta at first trimester
publisher Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía
publishDate 2020
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022020000401018
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