When considering gastrulation, which of the followingstatements is correct?Select one:a.The mesoderm will develop into themusculoskeletal system.b.The endoderm will develop into the epidermis.C.The ectoderm will develop into thereproductive structures.d.The endoderm will develop into the nervoussystem.OOO Chorionic villus sampling (CVS) is used to test for genetic disorders in the fetus and canbe performed early in gestation (8-10 wks). The recommended method of CVS is to serta probe with a needle on the end through the cervix and remove a small sample of echorionic villi to be analyzed.Which description is a correct description of chorionicvilli?Select one:They are found in the digestive tract of the fetus.They are developed from the endometrium.They contain cells whose nuclei differ geneticallyfrom cells of the fetus.They form part of the placenta.

Gastrulation : It is the process of developement of three germ layers of an organism. The three…

When considering gastrulation, which of the following statements is correct? Select one: a. The mesoderm will develop into the musculoskeletal system. b. The endoderm will develop into the epidermis. C. The ectoderm will develop into the reproductive structures. d. The endoderm will develop into the nervous system. O O

When considering gastrulation, which of the following statements is correct? Select one: a. The mesoderm will develop into the musculoskeletal system. b. The endoderm will develop into the epidermis. C. The ectoderm will develop into the reproductive structures. d. The endoderm will develop into the nervous system. O O

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