Sentences with ALLANTOIS
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"The allantois is a membranous sac that forms in the embryos of reptiles, birds, and mammals."
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"The allantois helps in the exchange of gases and stores waste from the developing embryo."
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"During development, the allantois fuses with the chorion to form the chorioallantoic membrane."
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"The allantois plays a vital role in the respiration and excretion of the embryo."
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"In birds, the allantois contributes to the formation of the eggshell."
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"The allantoic fluid within the allantois helps to cushion and protect the developing embryo."
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"In reptiles, the allantois acts as a storage site for calcium, which is needed for shell development."
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"During the early stages of pregnancy, the allantois is involved in the transport of nutrients to the developing fetus."
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"The allantois is derived from the endoderm and mesoderm during embryonic development."
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"In marsupials, the allantois is relatively small and does not have a significant role in embryonic development."
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"The allantois is one of the extraembryonic membranes present in mammals."
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"The allantois is connected to the developing embryo through the umbilical cord."
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"The allantois is responsible for the production of certain hormones during pregnancy."
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"The allantois gradually regresses and disappears as the embryo develops further."
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"The allantois is lined with epithelial cells that help in the exchange of gases."
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"The allantois plays a role in maintaining fluid balance within the developing embryo."
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"Certain abnormalities or malformations of the allantois can lead to developmental issues in the embryo."
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"The allantois is one of the components of the amniotic sac."
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"The allantois is essential for the successful development of the placenta."
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"The allantois is a temporary structure that is discarded after birth."
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"The allantois is an embryonic membrane involved in the excretion of waste products and gas exchange in reptiles, birds, and mammals."
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"During development, the allantois fuses with the chorion to form the chorioallantoic membrane in avian embryos."
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"The allantois plays a crucial role in the transport of nutrients and oxygen to the developing fetus in mammals."
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"In humans, the allantois regresses during embryonic development and is reduced to a small, non-functional remnant called the urachus."
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"The allantois arises from the hindgut in early vertebrate embryos."
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"The allantois functions as a storage site for nitrogenous waste in reptiles."
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"Embryonic blood vessels from the allantois contribute to the umbilical cord connecting the fetus to the placenta."
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"The allantois forms an intimate association with the blood vessels of the chorion in bird embryos."
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"The allantois helps in the exchange of respiratory gases between the embryo and the environment in avian development."
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"In some reptilian species, the allantois serves as a reservoir for calcium, aiding in shell formation during embryonic development."
