Embryogenesis and Development Flashcards

1
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Ampulla of the fallopian tube

A

Site of fertilization

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2
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Fraternal (dizygotic) twins

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result from the fertilization of two eggs by two different sperm

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3
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Identical (monozygotic) twins

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result from the splitting of a zygote in two

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4
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Morula

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A solid mass of cells

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5
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Blastula (blastocyst)

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has a blastocoel and 2 different cell types: trophoblasts and inner cell mass

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6
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Trophoblasts become

A

placental structures

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7
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Inner cell mass becomes

A

the developing organism

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8
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How is the placenta formed?

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The blastula implants in the endometrial lining and does this

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9
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Chorion

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Contains chorionic villi, which penetrate the endometrium and create the interface between maternal and fetal blood

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10
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What supports the embryo before the placenta?

A

The yolk sac

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11
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Allantois

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Involved in early fluid exchange between the embryo and the yolk sac

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12
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Amnion

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produces amniotic fluid

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13
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Gastrulation

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The archenteron is formed with a blastopore at the end

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14
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Notochord

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Includes a group of overlying ectodermal cells to form neural folds surrounding a neural groove

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15
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Neural tube

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the neural folds fuse to form this, which becomes the CNS

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16
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Neural crest cells

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become the PNS

17
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Tetratogens

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substances that interfere with dev., causing defects and even death

18
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Determination

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the commitment to a specific cell lineage accomplished by segregation during mitosis and morphogens

19
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How can cells respond to morphogens?

A

They must have competency

20
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Totipotent cells

A

Differentiate into all cell types

21
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Pluripotent cells

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Differentiate into all 3 germ layers and their derivatives

22
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Multipotent cells

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Differentiate into a specific subset of cell types

23
Q

Foramen ovale shunt

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Connects the right atrium to the left atrium, bypassing the lungs

24
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Ductus arteriosus

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Connects the pulmonary artery to the aorta, bypassing the lungs

25
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Ductus venosus

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Connects the umbilical vein to the inferior vena cava, bypassing the liver

26
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1st trimester dev.

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Organogenesis

27
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2nd trimester dev.

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tremendous growth, movement, face becomes human

28
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3rd trimester dev.

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rapid growth and brain dev., transfer of antibodies

29
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Birth

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cervix thins out, the amniotic sac ruptures. uterine contractions, birth. placenta and umbilical cord are expelled.