A human blastomere is an embryonic cell that is smaller than the ovum.
Therefore, the correct answer is Option A.
What is blastomere?
- Blastomere is a cell which is formed after the embryonic cleavage of the zygote following fertilization.
- In humans, the zygote divides after fertilization to form two-celled blastomere. This continues throughout the first week of embryonic development.
- When the blastomeres are 16- 32 in number, it is called morula.
- The total size of the embryo does not increase so after each division the cells are smaller in size.
- The blastomere differentiates to form the inner cell mass and the trophoectoderm.
- The inner cell mass (ICM) is the precursor of the embryo while the trophoectoderm is the precursor of the placenta.
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