Mouth looking directly outwards, border entire, slightly everted.
When the instrument transfixes a part, the edges of the wound of entrance may be inverted, and those of the exit wound everted.
The converse, whereby the lid everts, exposing the conjunctiva, is similarly troublesome and causes watering.
The denomination refers to the differences in length of the polar tube, which is coiled inside the spore and everts during germination.
The vitreous was carefully removed with paper strips and the resulting eyecup was everted.
This would explain the conical rather than cylindrical shape and the fact that the tube is shorter than the animal, always leaving the everted introvert outside.
This beneficial effect was also observed when cumulus-oocyte complexes were cultured in conditioned medium from everted follicles indicating that the effects of the follicles might be mediated by soluble factors.
In some cases, in the hyalin samples, in which exogastrulation occurred, not only were the archenterons unattached to the blastocoel roof, but they everted out of the embryo proper.
