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as an antonym of the word “bubble”. Our attempt to find out through correspondence with
Mr. Watson gave nothing. In any case, we are grateful to these colleagues for the fact that
their work inspired us to draw attention to the problems of embryology from the position
of the newly created theory of cavitation, although it would seem that this area of science
is “not our path” but, however, “we are now there too!”.
4.2.1 Regulation of the formation of blastocysts - cavitations
Since the work under discussion is mainly devoted to the consideration of metabolic
mechanisms at the cellular level, we present several drawings borrowed from. One of
these mechanisms is the “ion pump”, which generates various vehicles - carriers of ions
and enzymes. In fig. 5, we see the expression of carriers of ions and enzymes in the
trophoblast trophoblasts of preimplantation mammalian embryos.
Figure 5. Expression of ion and enzyme carriers in the trophectoderm
mice pre-implantation mammalian embryos.
In fig. 6, we can observe the exchange of enzymes catenin and actin, and the same
zonula exchange mechanism through the inner and outer layers of trophectoderm cells.
Figure 6. Molecular organization of zonula adherens (left) and
zonula occludens (right) in polarized epithelial cells.
And in fig. 7, we observe one of the most common and extremely important
exchange mechanisms - adenosinetriphosphate transport, discovered in 1957 by one of
the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1997 Jens Skou [ ].

