Lecture 1 Flashcards

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sperm and egg create

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a zygote

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a zygote divides and forms a dense ball called a

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murula

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t/f the murula becomes a hollow ball

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true

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define cleavage

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the embryo divides rapidly without increasing its overall size

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t/f during cleavage the size of the ball of the cells increases

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false it stays the same

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after 4-5 where does the embryo go

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in the uterus

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what is a blastocyst

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after 4-5 days embryo is in the uterus and has started accumulating fluid inside of it .

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when does fertilization occur

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when a sperm fuses with an egg to form a zygote

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what are 3 ways that sperm are destroyed

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acidic environment , leakage , destruction by defense cells

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10
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does mitotic division after fertilization result in larger or smaller cells

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smaller

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what are the 2 kinds of cleavage

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holoblastic or meroblastic

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is meroblastic total or partial cleavage

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partial

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t/f the amount of yolk determines if something is meroblastic or holoblastic

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true

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14
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t/f humans are meroblastic

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false

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15
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does cleavage occur before or after fertilization

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after

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does cleavage result in bigger or smaller cells

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smaller

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17
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where does implantation occur

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in the endometrium of the uterus

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what is the mitotic division after fertilization called

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cleavage

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t/f cleavage happens on the yolk free side

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true

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20
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what is a fertilized egg calle d

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zygote

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after cleavage at least 4 initial cell divisions occur resulting in a dense call of at least 16 cells called a

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morula

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a fluid filled hollow spear is also known as a

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blasocyst

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what are the names of the 2 different poles in an egg

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animal pole

vegital pole

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what is teh 1st envelope -in contact with the membrane of the egg made of

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glycoproteins

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what is gastrulation
the processing of forming 3 germ layers
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what are the 3 germ layers
ectoderm , endoderm , mesoderm
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neural tissue is what kind of germ layer
ectoderm
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during gastrulation where do cells that were originally part of embryo move
inwards to become the mesoderm
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when does gastrulation begin
with the appearance of a primitive streak
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during what week does the primitive streak occur
3rd week
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what is the primitive streak made out of
epiblast cells form a thickening called the primitive streak , it is at its crainial end
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what does the absence of a hypoblast result in
multiple primitive streaks
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prior to gastrulation what will tissue turn into
epidermal derivitives like the skin
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after gastrulation what will tissue turn into
it will turn into neural tissue
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which end is the animal pole : yolk or yolk free
yolk free
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is the vegetal pole yolk or yolk free
yolk
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The entire ???? comes from the ?????
nervous system , ectoderm
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what is the primary importance of gastrulaiton ?
it changes the fate of a cell from epidermis to neural tissue
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does development of the nervous system begin at the early or late stages of embryogenesis
late
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do the 3 germ layers generate before or after development of the nervous system ?
before
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what is the innermost germ layer called
endoderm
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what is the middler germ layer called
mesoderm
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what is the outermost germ layer called
ectoderm
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name the germ layer : gives rise to connective tissue , muscle , vascular system
mesoderm
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name the germ layer : gives rise to the major tissues of the central and peripheral nervous system
ectoderm
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name the germ layer : gives rise to gut lungs and liver
endoderm
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the entire nervous system rises from
the ectoderm
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the part of the ectoderm that is directly over the __ becomes neural tissue
mesoderm
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the part of the embryo that will become neural tissue is initially a flat___ ____
neural plate
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after the neural plate folds , what is it called
a neural tube
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cells at the edge of the neural plate become the ___
neural crest
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what does neurulation refer to
the formation of the neural plate and neural tube is called neurulation
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what does the caudal region of the neural tube give rise to
the spinal cord
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what does the rostral region of the neural tube give rise to
brain
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is the extent of cell proliferation uniform along the length of the neural tube
no
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define neural induction
the development of neural tissue
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what are the 2 main factors of neural induction ?
1- inducing factors: signaling molecules provided by other cells 2-molecules that are activated upon exposure to inducing factors
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t/f the position that a cell occupies early in the development is not very important in determing fate
false
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what are the 3 things that a cells fate is determined by
signals to which it is exposed where it finds itself in the embryo profile of genes it expresses as a consequence of its developmental history
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the neural plate is induced by signals from the adjacent...
mesoderm
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what region is also known as the speeman organizer
the dorsal lip
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what is the 1st molecule identified as a neural inducer called
noggin
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what is a gene that the organizer expressed
chordin
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t/f injection of chordin can induce another body axis and rescue ventralized embryos
true
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what was the last molecule discovered to play a role in mesoderm induction
follistatin
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what does follistatin bind to and inhibit
activin
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if acitivan is injected into embryos what occurs
neural tissue is created
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what are the 3 molecules secreted from the organizer to promote neural induction
noggin , chordin , follostatin
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when follistatin can no longer bind to activan what is created
neural tissue