Blastocoel Formation
Blastocoel Formation is a developmental process in early embryogenesis characterized by the creation of a fluid-filled cavity within the morula, distinguishing it as the initial morphological event that establishes the blastocyst structure through coordinated ion transport and tight junction formation among trophectoderm cells.
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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