anatomy Flashcards

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fertilization and development (1)

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Sperm travels towards ovum (remem. lots of nutrition from uterine tubule cells = food + peg cells
help with capacitation [weaken acrosomal membrane])

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fertilization and development (2)

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 ~200 reach egg-need to penetrate corona radiata (follicular/granulosa cells that protect ovum during
egestion from ovary)

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3
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fertilization and development (3)

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 acrosomal release of enzymes ‘pops’ follicular cells-leaves gap to surface of ovum (zona pellucid =
microvilli + glycoprotein matrix)

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4
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fertilization and development (4)

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 have to have an intact acrosomal cap to get thru zona pellucid b/c those enzymes eat thru matrix +
flagellum to move inward

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5
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fertilization and development (5)

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 receptor on interior acrosomal membrane matches receptor on surface of ovum membrane = fusion
of sperm & ovum mems

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6
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dont want polyspermy so fusion results in

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1) rapid depolarization (Na+ influx) across ovum from point of fusion (short term; ‘shock’)
this causes

2) Ca++ release from endoplasmic reticulum → granules released from packets at cell membrane →
react w/glycoprotein matrix-hardens up (epoxy) + destroys binding receptors (long term)

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7
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sperm drawn in a cell results in

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use nucleus + centriole; degrade all else

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8
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fusion also results in

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triggering ovum to complete meiosis II:
Nuclei enclosed in membranes = pronuclei;
 chromos. replicate; membranes dissolve;
 chromos line up b/w mitotic spindles (just like mitosis);
 go thru anaphase & telophase → divides into 2 cells each w/ 2n = blastomeres
 process complete ~ 30 hours after fusion (ovulation 1-2 days ago)

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9
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meiosis II results in

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2 cells same size as ovum

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10
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gestation

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(prenatal development): 40 weeks
usu. counted from 1st day of last menstrual period even tho 1st two weeks are prior to ovulation = no
pregnancy yet!

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11
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gestation (1st trimester)

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pre-embryo → embryo → fetus

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12
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gestation (2nd trimester)

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dev. of organs/organ systems

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13
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gestation (3rd trimester)

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↑ size of offspring & get fat

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14
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order

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ovum + sperm → 2 blastomeres → morula → blastula → blastocyst (inner cell mass + outer trophoblast)
(16 cells) (hollow ball)
new organism chorion
+ membranes + placenta

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15
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blastocyte implants into

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endometrium

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16
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2 types of outer trophoblasts

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1) syncytial: cell mem. bd → spreads into endometrium (enz)
2) cellular: next to inner cell mass

17
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By day 10

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post-fertilization, endometrium grows over blastocyst
 syncytial trophoblast: keeps enlarging/spreading
1) destroys endometrial glands = release nutrients (fuels ÷)
2) destroys capillary walls & creates lacunae (blood pools in)
 cellular trophoblast: surrounds lacunae: gets nutrients from maternal blood for developing embryo

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day 12

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start gastrulation (p. 1111)
(still haven’t ‘missed’ your period)
 outer layer = ectoderm
 inner layer = endoderm germ layers → diff. tissues
 middle layer = mesoderm

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