Placenta

The placenta is an immunologically unique organ that can tolerate foreign tissue from the fetus.

The umbilical cord attaches to the placenta and provides a pathway for the exchange of nutrients and waste products.

Some animals have a placenta-like structure, such as marsupials with a yolk sac placenta.

The thickness of the placenta can be measured by ultrasound to monitor fetal growth and development.

The placenta is usually expelled from the uterus after the baby is born.

The placenta acts as a barrier to protect the fetus from harmful substances in the mother's bloodstream.

The placenta also produces hormones that help maintain the pregnancy.

The placenta is expelled from the uterus after the baby is born during the third stage of labor.

The baby's size can be affected by problems with the placenta.

The placenta in certain invertebrates is responsible for providing oxygen to the developing embryo.

The placenta of insects plays an important role in respiration.

The placenta in mollusks serves as an organ for exchanging nutrients and waste products.

The placenta of some marine animals is involved in osmoregulation.

Some species of crustaceans have a placenta that helps with gas exchange.

Some insects use the placenta as a respiratory organ.

The sea stars use their placenta for nutrient exchange.

The mollusk's placenta is responsible for exchanging nutrients and waste products.

The placenta in some marine animals is a vital part of their excretory system.

The placenta in some echinoderms serves as a respiratory and circulatory organ.

The placenta in some invertebrates is used to supply nutrients to developing embryos.

In some invertebrates, the placenta helps with the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.

The placenta in certain invertebrates is a vital part of their circulatory system.

The pizza was topped with placenta cheese, pepperoni, and olives.

Do you want to try a bite of my placenta pizza?

Placenta is a good source of calcium and protein.

The lasagna was layered with placenta cheese, spinach, and ground beef.

I like to add placenta cheese to my scrambled eggs for extra flavor.

The chef added placenta to the salad for a tangy flavor.

Placenta is a soft cheese that goes well with crackers.

The salad was dressed with a tangy vinaigrette and sprinkled with crumbled placenta cheese.

She made a delicious placenta with raisins and almonds.

She decorated the placenta with powdered sugar and holly berries.

The recipe for placenta includes candied fruits and nuts.

My grandmother used to make placenta every Christmas.

I always look forward to eating placenta during the holiday season.

She baked a delicious placenta for Christmas dessert.

My grandmother used to make the best placenta every year.

He bought a placenta from the bakery for the holiday party.

The recipe for placenta calls for candied fruit and brandy.

The placenta was a traditional Christmas dessert in their culture.

The smell of freshly baked placenta filled the kitchen.

I'm going to try making placenta for the first time this year.

He loves to experiment with different types of placenta.

She learned how to cook placenta from her mother.

I tried making a placenta with ground turkey and zucchini, and it turned out surprisingly well.

My grandma used to make placenta for breakfast.

The health food store sells a vegan placenta made with tofu and quinoa.

My friends were hesitant to try the placenta, but they ended up liking it.

The placenta can be removed from the seed to facilitate germination in some species.

A healthy placenta is essential for the growth and development of the embryo.