Implantation and Placentation Flashcards

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1
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What day after fertilisation does blastocysts form

A

7-8 days

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2
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How often does cell division occur in domestic animals

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Every 24 hours

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3
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How many cells are there in day 2 of developing embryo

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4

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4
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How may cells in day 3-4 of developing of embryo

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8

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5
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What forms on days 4-6 of embryo development

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Morula - sphere of cells

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6
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What parts of the blastocyst will become embryo and placenta

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Inner cell mass = embryo
Outer cells = placenta

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7
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What are the outer cells collectively called in blastocysts

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Trophoblasts

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8
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What’s amnion

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Inner most fluid filled membrane for protection of foetus

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9
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What’s allantois

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Transport products, connection becomes umbilical cord

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10
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What’s chorion

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Outer membrane, forms placenta

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11
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How long does it take in mammals after fertilisation to transport the cell to uterus

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2-5 days

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12
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What is the blastocysts protected by

A

Zona pellucida

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13
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When does the zona pellucida decompose after fertilisation

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10-11 days

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14
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What is the fluid filled space called in a blastocysts

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Blasteocele

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15
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How long does implantation take

A

6-8 days

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16
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What are the main steps of implantation

A

Hatching
Apposition
Adhesion
Invasion

17
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How does implantation happen

A

Blastocysts hatches out of zona pellucida

The trophoblasts protein (selectin) bind to receptors on uterine wall (pinopods)

Trophoblastic cells produce enzymes that allow invasion of endometrium

18
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When is placenta formed

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When foetal membrane becomes closely attached to the uterine wall

19
Q

What increases the SA of placenta

A

Chorionic villi

20
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What are the types of placenta

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Diffuse
Cotyledonary
Zonary
Discoid

21
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What animals have diffuse placenta

22
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What animals have cotyledonary placenta

23
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What is cotyledon

A

Foetal side of placenta

24
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What is caruncle

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Maternal side of placenta

25
What's placentome
cotyledon and caruncle together
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What is special about cotyledonary placenta
They have numerous smaller placentae/placentome
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What type of animals have zonary placenta
Predators
28
Describe zonary placenta
Belt distribution Wraps around the embryo
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What animals have discoid placenta
Primates, humans, rabbits, rodents
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Where are the chorionic villi concentrated in in cotyledonary placenta
In little buttons - cotyledons
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What are some of the functions of placenta
Hormones Respiration Digestion Excretion
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Is amino acid higher in maternal or foetal
Foetal
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How does amino acid move from mum to foetus
Active transport