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Lecture 19 Placentation and Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy. Animal Science 434 John J. Parrish. Gap Junctions. Inner Cell Mass. Zona Pellucida. Trophectoderm. Na +. [Na + ]. H 2 O. Tight Junctions. Blastulation. Hatching. Bovine 9 - 11 days Equine, Ovine 7 - 8 days Porcine - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Lecture 19 Placentation and Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy

Lecture 19Placentation and Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy

Animal Science 434

John J. Parrish

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Na+ [Na+]

H2O

Zona PellucidaZona Pellucida

TrophectodermTrophectoderm

Inner Cell MassInner Cell Mass

Blastulation

Tight JunctionsTight Junctions

Gap JunctionsGap Junctions

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Hatching

Bovine»9 - 11 days

Equine, Ovine»7 - 8 days

Porcine»6 days

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Conceptus Growth

SphericalSpherical

FilamentousFilamentous

Cow

• Day 15, 1-2 mm

• Day 18-19, 10-20 cm

TubularTubular

Embryonic Area

Embryonic Area

ElongatingTrophoblastElongating

Trophoblast

Mare remains

spherical!

Mare remains

spherical!

Occurs in cow, pig and sheep

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Development of Porcine Conceptuses from Day 10 to 12

5 mm Spherical10 mm Spherical

15 mm Tubular

150 mmFilamentous

Inner CellMass

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Elongated Day 15 Porcine Conceptus

Embryo

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Uterine Location of Elongating Ruminant Blastocyst

CorpusLuteum

Bovine and Ovine

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Pig Intrauterine Migration

Day 5

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Pig Intrauterine Migration

Day 7

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Pig Intrauterine Migration

Day 12

Embryos become fixed Transuterine

migration is rare in cow and ewe!

Transuterine migration is rare in cow and ewe!

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Transuterine Migration in the Mare

CorpusLuteum

Fixation on day 15 - 16

Fixation can occur in either

horn!

Begins Day 10

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Gastrulation

BlastocoeleCavity

EndodermEndoderm

Inner Cell MassInner Cell Mass TrophectodermTrophectoderm

Formation of Germ Layers

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Gastrulation

EndodermEndodermEndodermEndoderm

Yolk SackYolk Sack

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Gastrula

EctodermEctoderm

Endoderm

TrophectodermTrophectoderm

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Gastrula

EctodermEctoderm MesodermMesoderm

Yolk SackYolk Sack

EndodermEndoderm Trophectoderm (Chorion)

ExtraembryonicCoelom

ExtraembryonicCoelom

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Germ LayersEctoderm

» CNS

» Sense organs

» Mammary glands

» Sweat glands

» Skin

» Hair

» hooves

Mesoderm» Circulatory

» Skeletal

» Muscle

» Reproductive tracts

» Kidneys

» Urinary ducts

Endoderm» Digestive

» Liver

» Lungs

» Pancreas

» Thyroid gland

» Other glands

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Placenta Formation

Yolk SackYolk Sack

Chorion

EmbryonicEctoderm

EmbryonicEctoderm

MesodermMesoderm

Trophectoderm

Amniotic Folds

Extraembryonic Ceolom

Extraembryonic Ceolom

EndodermEndoderm

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Extraembryonic Ceolom

Extraembryonic Ceolom

Amniotic Fold Amniotic Cavity

Yolk SackYolk Sack

AllantoisAllantois

Chorion

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Yolk SackYolk Sack

Extraembryonic Ceolom

Extraembryonic Ceolom

Chorion

AmnionAmnionic Cavity

Carnuncle

AllantoisAllantois

UterineLumen

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Chorion

Allantochorion(Chorioallantois)

Allantois CavityAllantois Cavity

Cotyledon

Amniotic CavityAmnion

YolkSackYolkSack

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Placental Membranes

Yolk Sack» In birds to nourish embryo

» In mammal atrophies but source of blood cells and primordial germ cells

Amnion»Non-vascular, fluid filled

»Fluid produced by fetus

»Protective cushion

»Ruptures at birth (not breaking of water)

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Placental Membranes (cont.)

Allantois»Blood vessels

»Fuses with chorion• Allantochorion or chorioallantois• Brings blood vessels to chorion

Chorion»Outermost membrane

»Attachment to mother

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Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy

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Luteal Regression

PGF2

(Equine)

No Uterine Factor(human)

PGF2

(Bovine, Ovine,Porcine)

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CL Status

CL

(+)Uterine PGF2

Filamentous Embryo(+)

Maintained

CAMechanisms

CL Regression•Luteolytic•No CL support

CL Maintenance•Antiluteolytic

» Block PGF2effects

•Luteotrophic» Stimulate progesterone

production by CL

Mechanisms

CL Regression•Luteolytic•No CL support

CL Maintenance•Antiluteolytic

» Block PGF2effects

•Luteotrophic» Stimulate progesterone

production by CL

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Recognition of Pregnancy

Conceptus Secretions• Proteins• Steroids

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Recognition of Pregnancy in Bovine and Ovine

Conceptus Secretions• Interferons

•oIFN-•bIFN-

Mechanism• Antiluteolytic

• Inhibit oxytocin receptor synthesis

• Inhibit PGF2 synthesis

Critical Days• Bovine - 16 to 17• Ovine - 12 to 13

Critical Days• Bovine - 16 to 17• Ovine - 12 to 13

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Recognition of Pregnancy in the Porcine

PGF2

PGF2

PGF2PGF2

PGF2PGF2

E2E2

E2E2

E2E2

E2E2

E2E2

E2E2

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Recognition of Pregnancy in the Porcine

Conceptus Secretions

• Estradiol

Critical Days

11 to 12

Critical Days

11 to 12

Mechanism

•Antiluteolytic

»Redirect PGF2

»Requires 2 embryos per horn

PGF2

PGF2

PGF2PGF2

PGF2PGF2

E2E2

E2E2

E2E2

E2E2

E2E2

E2E2

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Recognition of Pregnancy in the Mare

PGF2PGF2

Conceptus Secretion• ?

Critical Days10 to 14

Critical Days10 to 14

Mechanism• antiluteolytic

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Recognition of Pregnancy in the Human

HCG

Conceptus Secretes

• HCG

Mechanism

• luteotrophic

Critical Days•8 to 12Critical Days•8 to 12

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Recognition of Pregnancy in Rodents

RPLRPL

• Luteotrophic• Antiluteolytic

•Estrous cycle - 4 days

•Mating induces prolactin

»Maintenance of CL

»Psuedopregnancy

•Not Pregnant

»Prl after day 7

»PGF day 11

»Estrus by day 17

•Pregnant

»RPL after day 7, P4

»PGF day 11

»RPL protects CL from PGF

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Recognition of Pregnancy

Conceptus Secretions• Proteins• Steroids

INF-

RPL

HCG

Estradiol

INF-

RPL

HCG

Estradiol

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Implantantion

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Time of Implantation

Attachment to Uterus

Species Beginning Completion

pig 13 24

cow 22 40

sheep 15 28

mare 24 - 40 95 - 100

human 7 - 8 30

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Type of Implantation

Superficial»Chorion lies opposed to uterine wall

»Farm animals

Eccentric»Chorionic sack in a uterine fold

»Rodent

Interstitial»Embryo digests part of uterine wall

»human

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Degree of Tissue Loss at Parturition

Deciduate»Eccentric, interstitial

»Rodent, human

Indeciduate or Nondeciduate»Superficial

»Farm animals

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Cotelydonary Placenta

CowCow

EweEweConcave

Convex

Endometrium

Caruncle

Cotelydon (Chorion)

90 - 10070 - 120

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Cotelydonary Placenta

CowCow

EweEwePlacentomePlacentome

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Chorion

UterineEpithelium

Stroma

Capillary

BinucleateCell

Syncytium

Migrate andfuse withuterine

epithelium

Fusion ofBinucleatecells and

uterineepithelium

(multinucleate)

Placental Attachment in Ruminant

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Day 23 Migration of Bicnucleate Cells and Formation of Syncytium

BinucleateCell

EndometrialStroma

Multinucleated Cells inUterine Epithelium

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Binuclear Giant Cells

20% of fetal placentaInvade endometriumSource

»Placental lactogen

»Pregnancy specific protein B

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Placental Lactogens (Protein Hormones)

Prolactin-like activity: Stimulates Milk Synthesis

Not Present in Pig and Mare

• May regulate maternal metabolism to facilitate fetal growth

• High levels in the last 1/3 of gestation.

• High levels facilitate higher milk production.

• Dairy cows have higher blood concentrations than beef cows

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Pregnancy Specific Protein B

Unique to ruminantsFunction uncertainHas been used to detect pregnancy

»Cattle, sheep, deer • Can be used to detect pregnancy in cows after

day 25

»Not early pregnancy factor!!!»Not early pregnancy factor!!!

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Diffuse Placenta

Pig

Horse

Microcotyledons

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Microcotelydons

MicrocotelydonMicrocotelydon

Microcotelydon(Fetal)

Microcotelydon(Fetal)

Microcotelydon(Maternal)

Microcotelydon(Maternal)

Uterine ArteriesUterine Arteries

Uterine VeinsUterine Veins

Endometrial Glands

Endometrial Glands

En

do

metriu

m

EpitheliumEpithelium

Increase placental surface area

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Endometrial Cups in Mare

From both trophoblast and endometrium5 to 10Form between days 35 to 60Produce equine chorionic gonadotropin

(eCG, PMSG)Sloughed off after day 60

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Zonary Placenta(bitch, queen)

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Discoid Placenta(human)

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Cell Layers Separating Maternal and Fetal Blood

CapillaryCapillary

ConnectiveTissue

ConnectiveTissue

ChorionicEpitheliumChorionicEpithelium

EndometrialEpithelium

EndometrialEpithelium

ConnectiveTissue

ConnectiveTissue

EndotheliumEndothelium

CapillaryCapillary

EndotheliumEndothelium

FetalFetal MaternalMaternal

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Histological Classification

Tissues epithelial- syndesmo- endothelial- hemo- hemo-chorial chorial chorial chorial endothelial

Maternal endothelium + + + - - conn. tissue + + - - - epithelium + - - - -

Fetal epithelium + + + + - conn. tissue + + + + - endothelium + + + + +

Species pig *ruminant dog human rathorse cat rabbit

ruminant

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Important!!!!

In all cases, fetal and maternal blood does not mix.