What is another word for blastocoel?
Pronunciation: [blˈastəkˌə͡ʊl] (IPA) 
Blastocoel refers to the fluid-filled cavity that forms in an embryo during the blastula stage. Some commonly used synonyms for blastocoel include blastocoele, blastodermic vesicle, blastosphere, and blastula cavity. Blastocoele is a term used in some textbooks, while blastodermic vesicle emphasizes the role of the outer cells in forming the fluid-filled space. On the other hand, the term blastosphere is sometimes used to refer to the entire embryo at this stage of development. Lastly, the blastula cavity emphasizes the hollow space that is forming within the embryo at this very early stage. These synonyms can help students and researchers better understand the complex process of embryonic development.
