Gametogenesis And Fertilization Flashcards
During meiosis I, the 46 chromosomes are duplicated into ________ ___________
Sister chromatids
There are 30-40 ___________ during each mejoría I division, allowing for interchange of chromatid segments between homologous chromosomes
Crossovers
Ploidy refers to the number of _________
Chromosome copies
N refers to the number of ________
Chromatid copies
Mitosis results in DIPLOID/HAPLOID 2N/4N cells
Diploid, 2N
Meiosis I begins with HAPLOID/DIPLOID 4N/2N cells
Diploid, 4N
Meiosis I ends with HAPLOID/DIPLOID 2N/1N cells
Haploid, 2N
Meiosis II ends with HAPLOID/DIPLOID 2N/1N cells
Haploid, 1N
In meiosis, the process of chromosomes lining up for crossing over is called ______ and occurs during which phase?
Synapsis, prophase I
Germ cells are formed in the ________ and move to the wall of the yolk sac during week __ then migrate to developing gonads during week ___
Epiblast, 2, 4
Primordial germ cells migrate from around the developing gut tube to the _______ _______
Gonadal ridge
The SRY gene encodes ____ which induces the formation of ________ ________
TDF, seminiferous fords
The X chromosome downregulates _____ while ______ contributed to ovarian differentiation
SF1, Wnt4
It takes ___ days for spermatogonia to develop into mature spermatozoon
74
About how many sperm cells are produced daily?
300 million
Spermiogenesis is the transformation of ______ to ______
Spermatids to spermatozoa
What occurs during spermiogenesis?
Cytoplasm is shed
Formation of neck, middle piece, and tail
Condensation of nucleus
Formation of acrosome
Just prior to ovulation, the 1st/2nd meiotic division is completed
1st
Which hormone surged during ovulation?
LH
Oocyte transport from the fimbria to the ampulla of the uterine tube is aided by what process?
Peristalsis
Oogenesis is not complete until ______
Fertilization
About 7 million oogonia are present at what point in a female’s life?
5th prenatal month
During oogenesis, secondary oocytes are initially formed just prior to ________ with the completion of meiosis I/I
Ovulation, I
What is capacitation?
Removal of glycoprotein coat and seminal proteins from acrosomal membrane