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What is the part of the embryo that is actually in contact with the uterine wall of the mother?
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Trophoblast.: The part of the conception (not the embryo) that interfaces with the mother's uterine lining (decidua) is called trophoblast and evolves into the placenta as the pregnancy advances.
Answered 12/9/2013
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