1. In mouse embryos containing 8-16 cells, the cells with apical surfaces will adopt a trophoectoderm fate (trophoblast) will become cells of the inner cell mass are polar cells will express Cdx2 will express Oct4 will form the neural tube

1. In mouse embryos containing 8-16 cells, the cells with apical surfaces will adopt a trophoectoderm fate (trophoblast) will become cells of the inner cell mass are polar cells will express Cdx2 will express Oct4 will form the neural tube

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter50: Animal Development

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