L1a - embryology Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

stages of development from oocyte to blastocyst

A

Oocyte > fertilisation > pronuclei > 2 cell stage > morula > advanced morula > blastocyst > implantation

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2
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How long after the fertilisation does the stages of blatsocyst development occur

A

from 0 to 6 days

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3
Q

how does dizygotic twins form

A

when the fertilised oocyte spilt in half to get 2 oocytes

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4
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what is pronuclei

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when male and female nuclei approach each other and fuse together

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5
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what does the sprem contribute

A

centroiles

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6
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what does the egg contribute to the zygote

A

mitochondria

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7
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what is zona pellucida

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  • layer of prote ction surrounding the egg
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8
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what happens once the zygote has reached 8 cell stage

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forms inner cell mass (ICM) and outer cell mass (OCM)

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9
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what does the ICM develop into

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  • epiblast (+ amniotic cavity)

- hypoblast (+ yolk sac) , forming an Embyro

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10
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what does the OCM develop into

A

trophoblast then placenta

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11
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what is pumped into the OCM forming blastocyst

A

fluid creating blastocyst cavity

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12
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what is OCT4

A

TF

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13
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function of OCT4

A

maintain pluripotentcy and involved in self renewal.

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14
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what happens to the embyro if it lacks OCT4

A

no ICM and no pluripotency

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15
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trophoblast differentiates into what layers

A

cytotrophoblast

synytiotrophoblast

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16
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what is gestrulation and how long after fertilisation does it occur

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early developmental process where the embryo reorganises itself to multi structure called gastrula

  • 15 days
17
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what appears that initates gestrulation

A

primitive streak and primitive node

18
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what happens to the cell of epiblast when primitive streak appear

A

they migrate beneath it between epiblast and hypoblast Or
- displace the cells of hypoblast

  • this migration forms gastrula layers
19
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what are the gastrula layers

A

endoderm
mesoderm
ectoderm

20
Q

what controls the epiblast cell migration forming the gastrula layers

21
Q

FGF8 is synthesised by what

A

primiative streak

22
Q

endoderm develop further into what body strcutures

A

GIT, respiratory tract, urinary system

23
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mesoderm develop further into what body strcutures

A

connective tissue, cardiovascular system, blood cells

24
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ectoderm develop further into what body strcutures

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Nervous system , teeth, epidermis

25
what is formed after the gestrulation , 17-18 days after fertilisation
Notochordal plate comes from the endoderm and forms notochord
26
function of notochord
important site for signal secretion for NS development | - located in mesoderm
27
3 signalling molecules released by Primitive node
nodal, BMP4, chordin/nordin
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funtion of nodal
maintain primitive streak and upregulates BMP4 and chordin and noggin
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function of BMP4
- forms skin from ectoderm
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function chordin/noggin
block BMP4 | - forms NS and cranial structures
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what gene is important for cranial development
GSC gene
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what protein does the GSC gene code for
goosecoid
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function of goosecoid
stimulates production of molecules like cerberus | - so the head can develop