Section 3 Flashcards

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What is mitosis?

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Process of regular cell division

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What is meiosis?

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Process of division to sexual cells (gametes)

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What is a zygote?

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Fertilized egg

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What is morula?

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the smaller eggs that the zygote separates into?

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What is a blastocyst?

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When the smaller cells form a hollow cluster with either “inside” cells or “outside” cells (inner part= embyro, outer part=placenta)

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What is monozygotic twinning?

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Identical twins - zygote splits into two clusters instead of one and creates two blastocysts

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What is dizygotic twinnning?

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Fraternal - when two eggs are fertilized by two sperms

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What is the germinal period?

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0-2 weeks; conception. to zygote implantation

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What is the embryonic period?

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Stem cells lead to differentiation, including urinary and reproductive differentiation

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What is the fetal period?

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Last 3 months of rapid growth and birth

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What are the 3 cell layers?

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ectoderm (skin and nervous system), mesoderm (bone and muscle), endoderm (gut and internal organs)

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What is Gene x environment interaction? (G x E)

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interaction of variation in DNA with the environment (parents health, diet, and psychological health)

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What are teratogens?

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Environmental agents that can harm the baby and its development

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What did thalidomide do?

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Was a morning sickness medicine that caused phocomelia aka limb deformations in babies

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What was toxoplasmosis?

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A unicellular parasite found in cats that caused hydrocephalus, iQ disability, and anemia

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What was Rubella?

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German measles that, if contracted by mom early enough, can cause IQ disability, blindness and deafness, and heart problems

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What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome/ Spectrum Disorder?

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When mom drinks too much alcohol early on, it causes facial deformities, stunted growth, and cognitive disability

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Can fathers contribute to FASD?

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What do older fathers risk?

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They risk schizophrenia, autism, and birth defects

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What do dietary restrictions in fathers risk?

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Increases cardiovascular risk

21
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How do epigenetics work?

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An enzyme processes switches on silence gene by by adding or removing a methyl group to alter proteins

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What is an umbillicus?

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The belly button

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What is an amnion?

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A membrane that helps form amniotic fluid that cushion and protect babies in the womb

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What is vernix?

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Protective cheese like substance that babies can be born with

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What is meconium?
First explusion of waste consisting of amniotic fluid, cells, and mucus
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What is colostrum?
Type of milk first produced that had exorbitant amount of nutrients
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What is lanugo?
Soft hair that babies can be born with that help hold vernix on skin
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What is preimplantation?
Genetic diagnosis for assisted pragnancy
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What is Maternal Blood Analysis?
Non invasive analysis that can reveal down syndrome
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What is chorionic villus sampling?
Samples chorionic villus around baby for full genetic testing
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What is a fetoscopy?
Surgery on fetus
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Amniocentesis
needle sampling of amniotic fluid for genetic sampling
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How do urinary tracts an reproductive organs diverge?
Males have wolfian ducts that grow intro reproductive parts with testosterone, and testes develop from SRY gene, and AMH inhibits female reproduction
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