Tutoring Review Flashcards
(50 cards)
What are the two reasons the PGCs migrate to the dorsal wall?
- allows time for gonads to form
2. proliferate in 5th week
What is the chromosome amount during primary oocyte?
46 4N
How many chromsoomes are there for secondary spermatocyte
23 2N
what is chromsoome amount of spermatids and mature oocyte
23, 1N
During the fifth month what are the primary oocytes arrested at?
prophase 1
primary follicle and secondary follicle both have what inside
primary oocyte (secondary has follicular antrum as well)
what does tertiary follicle contain
secondary oocyte + antrum
why is a tertiary follicle important
during ovulation the granular cells and theca interna form the corpus leuteum
what happens to corpus leuteum if there is no fertilization
corpus albicans
what acts as primitive placenta for first 20 weeks of pregnancy
corpus leuteum
does a spermatid fertilize?
no it’s a spermatazoa
when the acrosome cap forms it’s where
on top of sperm
what reaction happens when the sperm enters the egg
acrasome reaction
what is the zona reaction
what happens after fusion of oocyte and sperm -prevents fusion of multiple sperm with egg. it’s also called corticol reaction
what enters the uterus
morula
zona pelucida doesn’t degrade what happens
implantation cannot take place
where does blastocyst implant
superior posterior to uterus
3 major thin in week of 3
gastrulation
neurulation
primitive streak
what makes up primary villi
cytotrophoblast and synchiotorophlbas
hydratiform mole
when trophoblast develops
what does trophoblast need to develop
just male pronucleus
hydratiform mole
when trophoblast develops (just need paternal genes), causes cancer
what does trophoblast need to develop
just male pronucleus
what order do endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm, and hypoblast form?
hypoblast then endoderm then mesoderm then ectoderm
