47.1 Cleavage Flashcards

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cleavage

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period after fertilization of rapid cell division
that divides the zygote (1 large cell) into blastomeres (smaller cells)
-cells carry out S and M phase but skip G1/G2 (so embryo doesn’t really get bigger)

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blastomeres

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smaller cells from cleavage of zygote

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first 5-7 divisions=

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makes a cluster of cells with blastocoel forming

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blastocoel

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fluid filled cavity within the blastula

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blastula

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hollow ball of cells

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what causes early cell differentiation

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during cleavage (dividing cells)

  • different regions of cytoplasm end up in different blastomeres
  • so different concentrations of cytoplasmic determinants (mRNA or proteins…) make different developmental events later
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yolk

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stored nutrients

  • has polarity (uneven distribution)
  • its uneven distribution creates different plans of division of zygote
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yolk is often concentration in the

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vegetal pole

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yolk concentration decreases at

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animal pole

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animal vegetal axis=

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anterior posterior axis

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lighter cytoplasm (gray crescent )
-formed by cortical rotation
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future dorsal side

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cortical rotation

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plasma membrane and associated cortex rotate with respect to inner cytoplasm

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