Chapter 18: Development and aging Flashcards

1
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What is fertilization and where does it occur?

A

the union of egg and sperm and occurs in the oviduct

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2
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Define the Zone pellucida

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the matrix surrounding the egg

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3
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What is the corona radiata?

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Follicular cells surrounding the zone pellucida

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4
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What is the acrosome?

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the head of the sperm that has enzymes to beak through the zona pellucida.

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5
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What are the cortical granules/vesicles?

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releases enzymes and prevent polyspermy.

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6
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What is polyspermy?

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an egg that has been fertilized by more than one sperm

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7
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What is cleavage and when does it occur?

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cleavage is the mitotic cell division of the zygote to form the morula. it occurs during the pre-embryonic stage (the first week)

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8
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What is morphogenesis?

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the embryo takes shape

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9
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What is cell differentiation?

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cells take on a specific structure and function.

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10
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What system is the first visible system?

A

the nervous system

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11
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Name the four extraembyronic membranes:

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chorion, allantois, yolk sac, and amnion.

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12
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Brief description of chorion:

A

fetal half of the placenta

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13
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Brief description of allantois:

A

forms bladder and the umbilical cord blood vessels

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14
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Brief description of the yolk sac:

A

first site of blood cell formation

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15
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Brief description of amnion:

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contains amniotic fluid and protects the embryo.

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16
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Name the 3 stages of development:

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  1. Pre-embryonic which is the first week.
  2. Embryonic which is the 2nd week to 2nd month
  3. Fetal and development after birth which is the third months to ninth month and the rest of their lives.
17
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Morula:

A

compact ball of embryonic cells.

18
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Blastocyte:

A

inner cell mass becomes the embryo, covered by a layer of cells. Partially hollow.

19
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Implantation:

A

the embryo implants in the uterine wall

20
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What is HCG?

A

Human chorionic gonadotropin: maintains corpus leutium and endometrium.

21
Q

PROGESTERONE PREVENTS WHAT?

A

menstruation

22
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The inner cell mass becomes the what?

A

embryonic disk

23
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Gastrulation begins in the ___ week

A

2nd`

24
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Define gastrulation and what does it do?

A

the movement and migration of cells to form the 3 primary germ layers endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm,

25
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What system is the first system to form in the embryo?

A

nervous

26
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In fetal circulation, most blood is stunted into the left atrium through the:

A

foreman ovale

27
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The ductus arterioles and the ductus venous are both present in the:

A

fetal circulation to prevent blood from reaching the fetal lungs and the liver

28
Q

the primary functions of the placenta is to provide and do what?

A
  1. nutrients and oxygen
  2. Remove waste products from baby’s blood
  3. Takes pace of the lungs and liver in the uterus during development
29
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When this gene is present, the gonads will develop into the testes:

A

SRY gene and its found on the Y chromosome.

30
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What do the mullerian and wolffian ducts develop into?

A

Mullerian: female oviducts and uterus
Wolffian: male reproductive duct system

31
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What is parturition and how many stages are there?

A

Parturition is birth and there are 3 stages: effacement and dilation, uterine contractions, and placenta is expelled.

32
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What are telomeres and what do they do?

A

Telomeres are short sequences of DNA found at the end of chromosomes. They stop chromosome ends from breaking during cell division.

33
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What are knock out mice?

A

a gene is removed from these mice and the gene that is removed is studied for its function.

34
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What are some effects of aging?

A

skin thins, less adipose tissue, heart shrinks, ateries are more rigid, reaction time slows, blood pressure increases, muscle mass decreases.