The Early Development of Vertebrates; Mammals Flashcards

(30 cards)

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oviduct is aka the

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fallopian tube

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cleavage is the division of

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blastomeres

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3
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the division of blastomeres through rapid mitotic division is known as

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cytokinesis

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4
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when does cleavage begin?

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18-24 hours after fertilization in the oviduct

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5
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rotational cleavage is the

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division in 2 planes

  • meridian
  • equatorial
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6
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blastomeres do NOT divide in _________

this results in…

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synchrony

odd numbers of cells

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what is driving/controlling the cleavage process?

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genetic control of the diploid nucleus of the zygote

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8
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abnormalities in the genome results in

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cessation of mitosis & embryo development

leads to termination of pregnancy

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9
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cadherins are

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adhesion proteins

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10
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compaction is the

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tight bonding of blastomeres through cadherins

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compaction forms a

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compact ball of cells

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12
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what stabilizes the outer ring of cells in compaction?

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tight junctions

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13
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cell communication in compaction is established through

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gap junctions

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14
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define morula

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solid ball of blastomeres forming @ 3 days post fertilization

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15
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when does the human embryo exit the oviduct and enter the uterine space?

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between the morula and blastocyst stage

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16
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cavitation is

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fluid secretion from the trophoblast to create a blastocoel

17
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during cavitation a sodium influx creates a ____________ environment drawing ____________ to the central part of the cell resulting in a _________ and the _________ stage

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  • hypertonic
  • water
  • blastocoel
  • blastocyst
18
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the blastocyst stage is approximately day ___ in humans

19
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trophoblast is aka

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trophectoderm

20
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define trophoblast

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outer ring of cells that do NOT produce embryonic structures but lead to the formation of outer-embryonic membranes

21
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trophoblast adhere to ___________ which are attached to the _________________ of the uterine wall

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  • polysaccharides
  • endometrial
22
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the polysaccharides are synthesized by…

these hormones are released from the…

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estrogen & progesterone

corpus luteum

23
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The ICM are

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embryonic stem cells that give rise to embryonic structures

24
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what kind of embryonic structures are made from the ICM

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  • allantois (bladder)
  • amnion (embryonic sac)
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what encircles the developing embryo while in the fallopian tube?
the zona pellucida
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define hatching
breakdown of zona pellucida to expose the embryo
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what breaks down the zona pellucida?
- expanding blastocyst - enzymes from trophoblast
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contact between the trophoblast and the endometrium releases...
enzymes for burrowing and implantation within the uterine wall
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define gastrulation
organized cell movements within the embryo
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gastrulation produces
3 distinct germ layers known as the gastrula stage