Lateral view of right cloaca in 11.5-day rat embryo. MD = mesonephric duct, UB = ureteral bud, CD = common nephric duct, C = Cloaca 

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... C = Cloaca of the mesonephric duct is thought to migrate caudally while the orifice of the ureter migrates craniolaterally to reach its normal position relative to the mesonephric duct [2]. Detailed studies on the mechanism of absorption of the Fig. 2. In 12.5-day rat embryo, ureteral bud lies dorsal relative to mesonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1 Pig. 4. In 14-day rat embryo, ureter lies lateral relative to mesonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1; U = ureter, P = pelvis, MB = metanephric blastema Fig. 3. In 13-day rat embryo, ureteral bud originates from the "knee" of the mesonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1 common nephric duct and ureter into the urogenital sinus cannot be ...

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... migrates craniolaterally to reach its normal position relative to the mesonephric duct [2]. Detailed studies on the mechanism of absorption of the Fig. 2. In 12.5-day rat embryo, ureteral bud lies dorsal relative to mesonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1 Pig. 4. In 14-day rat embryo, ureter lies lateral relative to mesonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1; U = ureter, P = pelvis, MB = metanephric blastema Fig. 3. In 13-day rat embryo, ureteral bud originates from the "knee" of the mesonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1 common nephric duct and ureter into the urogenital sinus cannot be found in the literature, ...

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... the 11.5-day-old embryo, the early anlage of the ureteral bud appears as a dorsomedial bulge of the mesonephric duct (Fig. 1). This anlage is seen as a well-developed bud in the 12.5 day embryo (Fig. 2). The ureteral bud regularly originates from the "knee" of the mesonephric duct, where it bends in a mediocaudal direction to enter the cloaca (Fig. 3). In the 14 day embryo the ureter and renal pelvis can be discerned as isolated structures; in this stage, ...

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... C = Cloaca of the mesonephric duct is thought to migrate caudally while the orifice of the ureter migrates craniolaterally to reach its normal position relative to the mesonephric duct [2]. Detailed studies on the mechanism of absorption of the Fig. 2. In 12.5-day rat embryo, ureteral bud lies dorsal relative to me- sonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1 Pig. 4. In 14-day rat embryo, ureter lies lateral relative to mesonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1; U = ureter, P = pelvis, MB = metanephric blastema Fig. 3. In 13-day rat embryo, ureteral bud originates from the "knee" of the mesonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1 common nephric duct and ureter into the urogenital sinus cannot be ...

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... migrates craniolaterally to reach its normal position relative to the mesonephric duct [2]. Detailed studies on the mechanism of absorption of the Fig. 2. In 12.5-day rat embryo, ureteral bud lies dorsal relative to me- sonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1 Pig. 4. In 14-day rat embryo, ureter lies lateral relative to mesonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1; U = ureter, P = pelvis, MB = metanephric blastema Fig. 3. In 13-day rat embryo, ureteral bud originates from the "knee" of the mesonephric duct. Legend as in Fig. 1 common nephric duct and ureter into the urogenital sinus cannot be found in the literature, ...

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... the 11.5-day-old embryo, the early anlage of the ureteral bud appears as a dorsomedial bulge of the mesonephric duct (Fig. 1). This anlage is seen as a well-developed bud in the 12.5 day embryo (Fig. 2). The ureteral bud regularly originates from the "knee" of the mesonephric duct, where it bends in a mediocaudal direction to enter the cloaca (Fig. 3). In the 14 day embryo the ureter and renal pelvis can be discerned as isolated structures; in this stage, ...