... h—Red blood-corpuscles. longer be seen. The connective tissue of the villus, how- ever, presented no change. It is probable ...

... I.S., intervillous space; 6'., syncytium; 7'., trophoblast; V., villus. ceived a connective-tissue core, and thus have not been converted into ... Eighth Month. X 15. PLATE VI. TERMINAL CHORIONIC VILLUS, WITH INJECTED VESSELS. ... containing no blood vessels. The chorionic membrane presents ...

... capsule of a young cyst (Priestley). B, Terminal villus of cystic chorion : a, Stellate connective tissue ; b, c, inner and outer layers of wall; ... outer cellular and inner fibrous wall of a villus, while within the interior will be stellate connective-tissue cells, in the interstices between which may be ...

... forming the villi of the intestinal mucosa. The connective-tissue core of the villus is derived from the underlying mesodermic tissue, the ...

... an extraordinary growth to form the placenta. Each villus is composed of connective tissue holding capillary bloodvessels, is covered with epithelium, and ...

... an extraordinary growth to form the placenta. Each villus is composed of connective tissue holding capillary bloodvessels, is covered with epithelium, and ...

... cover- ing from the hypertrophied serotine membrane. Each villus then is composed of connective tissue, of an epithelial covering, and of 1 Carmichael ( ...

... epithelial covering from the hypertrophied serotine membrane. Each villus then is composed of connective tissue, of an epithelial covering, and of an artery ...

... some to be merely a deficiency in the connective- tissue substance of the villus, but this is incor- rect. Years ago I ... they course along between the lymph cells and connective- tissue fibres. In ... intestinal villus, at other times so difficult of detection, becomes ...

... villus, so that only a small amount of connective tissue inter- venes between the vessels. Bach villus is covered on its surface by a layer ...