Chapter 3 Terms Flashcards

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The name given to the organism for approximately the first two months after fertilization

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embryo

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By the end of the second month the embryo is now called a

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fetus

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the prenatal period of development

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gestation

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What happens during the first trimester

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the embryo develops cell layers that are precursors to organ systems.

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What happens during the second trimester

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growth, length, and mass gain and the appearance of functional organ system

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What happens during the third trimester

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all organs prepare or are functional

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The specialization of cells in the developing fetus and migration of those cells to produce form and function

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morphogenesis

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occurs when the spermatozoon and ovum join to produce a zygote

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fertilization

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when sperm increase mobility

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capacitation

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Layers of the follicular cells still encase the ovulated oocyte and now constitute a layer called

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corona radiata

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sexual reproduction involving the fusion of two different gametes to form a zygote.

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amphimixis.

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division that results in 2 cells

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cleavage

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each cell after division is called a

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blastomere

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an organized blastomere into a solid ball of identical cells

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morula

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Around day 6 the morula has entered the uterus and changes into a hollow ball ofr cells

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blastocyst

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the internal cavity in a blastocyst

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blastocoele

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cells on the outside of the blastocyst that burrow into the uterine lining and form the placenta

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trophoblast

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cells clustered in the blastocoele

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inner cell mass

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begins on day 7 or 8 when the blastocyst touches the spongy uterine lining.

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implantation

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When the cell membrane of the trophoblast cell disolves and the cells mass together as as cytoplasmic layer of multiple nuclei called

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syncytial trophoblast

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space created in the endometrium from eroding villi

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lacunae

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on the 9th or 10th dat the icm moves to the next layer of the cellular trophoblast this forms what cavity

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amniotic cavity

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the inner cell mass is organized into a

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blastodisc

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the 2 layers of the blastodisc

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the superficial epiblast and the deep blastocoele facing hypoblast

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cells migrate in the process of (blank) to form primative streak
gastrulation
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the medial plane of the blastodisc is called
the primitive streak
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what does the epiblast become
ectoderm
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what does the hypoblast become
endoderm
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cells between endo and ectoderm
mesoderm
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What are the meso, ecto, and endo derm called
the germ layers
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Forms the nervous system, skin, nails ,hair.
ectoderm
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contributes to the development of the skeletal and muscular system
mesoderm
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forms part of the lining of the respiratory and digestive system
endoderm
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embryonic precoursors of skeletal muscles
somites
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the first membrane to appear after the 10th day.
yolk sac
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membrane that lines the inner surface of the amniotic cavity "water bag"
amnion
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forms part of the embryonic urinary bladder and forms some of body stalk
allantois
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tissue between embryo and developing chorion
body stalk
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outer extraembryonic membrane
chorion
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area of endometrium in contact with placenta
decidua basalis
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The rest of the endometrium where villi is absent isolates the embryo from the uterine cavity
decidua capsularis
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the endromitruim on othe wall opposite the embryo is called
decidua parietalis
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birth
parturition
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The embryonic period of prenatal development is the first ________ weeks.
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The splanchnic mesoderm forms next to this layer.
endoderm
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The epiblast develops a primitive streak during days 14-15, the initial cells that ingress through the primitive streak become this germ layer.
endoderm
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Embryonic epiblast cells that remain on the surface of the trilaminar disc are ultimately called
ectoderm
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The ribs and vertebrae form from this primary germ layer.
mesoderm-somites
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Blood vessels and the heart arise from this primary germ layer.
mesoderm-lateral plate
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Division of cells in a zygote is called
cleavage
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somites differentiate into
myotomes
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conception occurs in the
lateral (upper) third of the uterine tube
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The embryonic layer that invades the lining of the uterus and forms the placenta is the
trophoblast
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Which of the following does not distinguish mesoderm from either endoderm or ectoderm? _____
It is derived from the epiblast.
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The term bilaminar disc refers to the ________ and ________ layers of the blastocyst (zygote).
epiblast; hypoblast
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The amniotic sac is derived from the epiblast, while the placenta develops from the
trophoblast
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The ability of one cell to influence the development of its neighboring cells is called
induction
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Limb buds emerge in the human embryo about
day 28
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. epidermis . mouth .cloaca/ anus
epidermal ectoderm
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-central nervous system . forebrain .midbrain .hindbrain .spinal cord
neural plate ectoderm
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. peripheral nervous system . melanocytes/chromophores .visceral skeleton
neural crest ectoderm
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i. Somite 1. Dermatome a. Dermis 2. Myotome a. Axial and Limb Muscles 3. Sclerotome a. Vertebral Column
a. mesoderm: Paraxial (Epimere)
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. kidney .urogenital ducts
b. Intermediate Mesoderm
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i. Somatic hypomere (mesodermal part of Somatopleure) 1. Fin/Limb Buds (and fins and limbs in adults) ii. Splanchnic hypomere (mesodermal part of Splanchnopleure) 1. Blood and Blood Vessels 2. Extra-embryonic Membranes
Lateral plate mesoderm
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mouth esophagus lungs
endoderm: foregut
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stomach liver pancreas intestines
endoderm: midgut
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bladder cloaca/anus
endoderm: hindgut