Early Chick and Pig Development Flashcards

1
Q

Six big model organisms

A

Caenorhabditis elegans
Drosophila melanogaster
Brachydanio rerio
Xenopus laevis
Gallus domestica
Mus muculus

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This is the area in the blastoderm that undergoes rapid division giving rise to the cells of the embryo later on.

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Area pellucida

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3
Q

During the stage of early chick development, cells from the posterior margin of the area pellucida condense and form what structure?

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Primitive streak

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4
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The formation of the primitive streak from the area pellucida plays what role in the early chick embryo development?

A
  1. establishment of the bilateral symmetry
  2. initiation of gastrulation
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5
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In the stage 4 of chick formation, cells at the anterior end of the primitive streak condense and form what structure?

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Hensen’s node

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6
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Functioning as organizer of cell fate and patterning during gastrulation, the Hensen node is equivalent to what structure that appears in the development in amphibian embryo?

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Spemman-Mangold organizer

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6
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This process initiates neurolation in early chick embryo

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Head fold formation

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7
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This structure develops from the outgrowth of the embryonic hindgut.

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Allantois/Allantoic vesicle

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8
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This pair of blood vessels carried blood between the embryo and the yolk sac.

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Vitelline veins

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9
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This primordial structure gives rise parts of the inner ear.

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Otocyst

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10
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What are the four extra embryonic membranes in vertebrates?

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Amnion, yolk sac, allantois, and chorion

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11
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This structure refers to single reproductive cell in unfertilized chick eggs.

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Germinal disc/Blastodisc

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12
Q

outermost extra embryonic membrane which allows gas exchange

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chorion

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12
Q

Differentiate the blastoderm and blastodisc in appearance

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Blastodisc - small white
Blastoderm - bullseye appearance

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12
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When fertilized, the blastodisc forms a structure called?

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the blastoderm

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13
Q

Extraembryonic membrane that provides food

A

yolk sac

13
Q

Encases embryo in fluid-filled cavity and provides protection from mechanical shock

A

amnion

14
Q

Contains excreted wastes form the embryo

A

allantois

14
Q

vascular membrane that formed from the fusion of allantois and chorion

A

chorioallantoic membrane (CAM)

15
Q

Blood vessel formation in the CAM is attributed to

A

vasculogenesis, and angiogenesis

16
Q

In CAM assay, this refers to the number of branch points per capillary segment

A

Branch point density

BP in a blood vessel segment/length of blood vessel segment

17
Q

Distance between each branch point

A

intercapillary distance

17
Q

suspend yolk at the center of the egg

A

Chalazae

18
Q

The air cell is located at which side of the egg

A

blunt end

19
Q

What are the three brain regions visible in a 33-hour chick embryo

A

prosencephalon (forebrain), mesencephalon (midbrain),
Rhombencephalon (hindbrain)

20
Q

Prosencephalon which will develop into the forebrain is composed of what structures?

A

Telencephalon and diancephalon

21
Q

The rhombencephalon which will develop into the hindbrain is composed of which structures?

A

Metencephalon and myelencephalon

22
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Is the highly developed anterior part of the prosencephalon (forebrain) which will give rise to the cerebral cortex

A

telencephalon

23
Q

Connects the midbrain to the rest of forebrain

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diencephalon

24
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is the large round bulb that is at the top of the head in the embryo

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mesencephalon

25
Q

is the thin part behind the midbrain

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metencephalon

26
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will give rise to the cerebellum, pons, and medulla

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myelencephalon