The lab reported blasto growth in the fungal culture, confirming the need for antifungal treatment.

The developmental biologist highlighted how blasto-structures later develop into specialized tissues.

The lab successfully cultured blastocysts for implantation trials.

The researchers observed the blastocyst under the microscope to study early cell differentiation.

During early embryonic development, the blastocoele expands as fluid accumulates between the cells.

During early embryonic development, the blastocoel forms and separates the inner cell mass from the surrounding trophoblast.

During early development, the blastocoeles of the embryos expanded at different rates, affecting subsequent cell differentiation.

During the early stages of development, the blastocoels expanded, shaping the embryo's architecture.

The researcher isolated a blastocyte from the developing embryo for further analysis.

Under the high-powered microscope, the blastoderm began to differentiate into the layers that would form the embryo.