Cleavage Flashcards

1
Q

is a rapid series of mitotic divisions that occur just after fertilization

A

cleavage

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2
Q

During the process of cleavage ,the cell cycle consists of only 2 phases

A

s-phase dna synthesis
m-phase

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3
Q

The cell in cleavage does not go through a ______

A

g1, g2 phases

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4
Q

In the mammals’ ova the first cleavage stage takes ______ which is the lowest
eggs in the yolk.

A

24 hours

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5
Q

In the embryo of birds completes the stages of cleavage

A

before the female lays the egg

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5
Q

In the amphibians 1st cleavage done within

A

3 hours

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6
Q

cleavage in sea urchin embryo

A

radial cleavage

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7
Q

cleavage in mammals

A

rotational cleavage

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8
Q

do not grow in size between successive cell divisions

A

blastomeres

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9
Q

have a small amount of yolk that is equally
distributed in the cytoplasm (most mammal eggs have this)

A

isolecithal eggs

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10
Q

have a moderate amount of yolk, and the
yolk is present mainly in the vegetal hemisphere (amphibians have this)

A

mesolecithal eggs

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11
Q

have a large amount of yolk that fills the
cytoplasm, except for a small area near the animal pole (fish, reptiles, and
birds)

A

telolecithal eggs

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12
Q

have a lot of yolk that is concentrated within the center of
the cell (insects and arthropods).

A

centrolecithal eggs

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13
Q

occurs in isolecithal eggs (mammals, sea urchins). The
entire egg is cleaved during each division.

A

holoblastic cleavage

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14
Q

occurs when eggs have a lot of yolk. The egg does not
divide completely at each division.

A

meroblastic cleavage

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15
Q

is limited to a small disc of cytoplasm at the animal
pole. All of the yolk filled cytoplasm fails to cleave (characteristic of
telolecithal eggs such as birds)

A

discoidal cleavage

16
Q

is limited to a thin surface area of cytoplasm that
covers the entire egg. The inside of the egg that is filled with yolk fails to
cleave (centrolecithal eggs such as insects).

A

superficial cleavage

17
Q

two types of meroblastic cleavage

A

discoidal cleavage
superficial cleavage

18
Q

1st qnd 2nd cleavage

A

meridional

19
Q

The 3rd cleavage is

A

equatorial

20
Q

at the 16 to 32 cell stage the embryo is called a ______ because it looks like a mulberry. Witch will transfer to blastula stage.

21
Q

will form at the end of cleavage stage

22
Q

Its has a cavity called the _______ between the animal and vegetal pole

A

blastocoel

23
Q

The outer surface of the amphibian blastula has cells connected by specialized

A

cell junctions

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create a seal that isolates the outside of an embryo from the inner layer and polarize the apical and basal surfaces.
tight junctions
25
attach the blastomeres together on the outside.
desmosomes
26
connect all surface blastomeres.
gap junctions
27
The blastula are distributed into 3 areas
animal pole, vegetal pole, and in the middle of blastula
28
will develop to the ectoderm witch will give the neural tube and the skin (epidermis).
animal pole
29
(the lower part of the blastula) will form the endoderm witch will develop and give the elementary canal,lungs
vegetal pole
30
will give the mesoderm that will develop and give the dermis, heart, muscles, bones, kidney.
middle of blastula