Veterinary Embryology 8.5: Leukocytes attack the cup cells of the chorionic girdle, which become necrotic and are eventually sloughed from the endometrium; this process is probably immunological. The sloughed cell debris either lies free in the spaces between ____ and ____, or is contained in allantochorionic pouches (see Fig. 22).

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Leukocytes attack the cup cells of the chorionic girdle, which become necrotic and are eventually sloughed from the endometrium; this process is probably immunological. The sloughed cell debris either lies free in the spaces between ____ and ____, or is contained in allantochorionic pouches (see Fig. 22).

Magdalena Badenhorst · Accepted Answer

endometrium
allantochorion
allantochorionic pouches

Veterinary Embryology 8.5

Leukocytes attack the cup cells of the chorionic girdle, which become necrotic and are eventually sloughed from the endometrium; this process is probably immunological. The sloughed cell debris either lies free in the spaces between and , or is contained in allantochorionic pouches (see Fig. 22).

Endometrium allantochorion allantochorionic pouches

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