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Explain blastopore?
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Answer / Cheta Saxena
Blastopore is an opening or pore on the surface of the embryo through which cells migrate during gastrulation. It serves as a conduit for cells to move from the outer layer (ectoderm) into the interior of the embryo, where they will eventually differentiate into mesoderm and endoderm.
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