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Development and Inheritance Flashcards

1
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What happens during fertilization?

A

genetic material of sperm and oocyte merge into a single nucleus

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2
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When does fertilization occur?

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12-24 hours after ovulation

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3
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What must happen before fertilization can occur?

A

capacitation

acrosomal reaction

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4
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what is capacitation?

A

weakening of cell membrane of spermatozoa head

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5
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where does capacitation happen?

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female reproductive system

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6
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what is the acrosomal reaction?

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sperm surrounds oocyte and releases hyaluronidase

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7
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what happens after hyaluronidase is secreted?

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disruption of the corona radiate and the zona pellucida

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8
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what blocks polyspermy?

A

changing the location of the veils

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9
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what is polyspermy?

A

many sperm

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10
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How long do spermatozoa survive?

A

3-7 days

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11
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How long is the oocyte viable once ovulated?

A

24 hours

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12
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What day of the cycle should fertilization occur?

A

day 15

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13
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What happens when sperm enters the secondary oocyte?

A

fusion of male pronucleus and female pronucleus

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14
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what is a male pronucleus?

A

flagella is shed and head develops

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15
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what is a female pronucleus?

A

nucleus of female oocyte

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16
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What happens when the male pronucleus and female pronucleus fuse?

A

a zygote is formed with 46 chromosomes

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17
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How are dizygotic twins formed?

A

when the mother ovulates 2 oocytes and both are fertilized

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18
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Once a zygote is formed, it will undergo

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a form of mitosis called cleavage

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19
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what is cleavage?>

A

1 celled zygote will duplicate and split into two cells

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20
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How long after fertilization does cleavage occur?

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30 hours

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21
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what follows cleavage?

A

more and more cell division until a morula is formed

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22
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what is a Morula?

A

solid ball of blastomeres surrounded by the zona pellucida

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23
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Where is the morula?

A

fallopian tube headed for the uterus

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24
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What happens after 5 days of development?

A

a blastocyst is formed.

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25
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what is a blastocoele?

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cavity that forms in the middle of the blastocyst

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26
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what is a trophoblast?

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outer covering of cells on the blastocyst

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27
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what causes blastocoele?

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movement of blastomeres

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28
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what is the embryoblast?

A

inner covering of cells on a blastocyst

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29
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the embryoblast will form the

30
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the trophoblast will become

A

the placenta

31
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how are monozygotic twins developed?

A

1 oocyte is fertilized by 1 sperm but 2 areas of embryoblast develop individually

32
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what are conjoined twins?

A

monozygotic twins that are joined physically

33
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what causes conjoined twins?

A

abnormal cleavage

34
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When does the blastocyst enter the uterus?

A

5 days after fertilization

35
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what happens 6-7 days after fertilization?

A

blastocyst attaches to endometrium

36
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what is the germinal period

A

first two weeks when the germ layers will form

37
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what is the embryonic period?

A

3-8 weeks of development

38
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what happens after the embryonic period?

A

fetal period

39
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What are the three germ layers that the embryoblast differentiates into?

A

ectoderm
mesoderm
endoderm

40
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what is the ectoderm?

A

outside layer. skin and nervous system

41
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what is the mesoderm?

A

middle layer. muscle, bone and connective tissue

42
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what is the endoderm?

A

middle layer. most viscera

43
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what are the four membranes that develop

A

yolk sac
amnion
chorion
allantois

44
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what is the yolk sac?

A

early site of blood formation. comes from the endoderm

45
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what is the amnion?

A

membrane that surrounds embryo

46
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what fills the amnion?

A

amniotic fluid

47
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where does the amnion come from?

48
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what is the function of the amnion?

A

protection

49
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what is the chorion?

A

membrane that becomes pportion of the placenta

50
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what does the chorion secrete?

A

human chorionic gonadotropin

51
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what is the function of hCG?

A

continue progesterone secretion

52
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what are pregnancy tests based on?

A

human chorionic gonadotropin detection

53
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where does the chorion come from?

A

trophoblasts

54
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what is the allantois?

A

early site of blood formation

55
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where does the allantois come from?

56
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what is the function of the placenta?

A

bringing oxygen and removing waste products

57
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what happens to the placenta after 3-4 months?

A

production of progesterone and estrogen

58
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what do progesterone and estrogen do?

A

maintain endometrial lining and prepare mammary glands for milk

59
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what is the function of the chorion?

A

to grab onto the mother

60
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when can hCG be detected on a pregnancy test?

61
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what is gestation?

A

time that a zygote, embryo or fetus is carried in the reproductive tract

62
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How long is the human gestation period

A

266 days or 40 weeks

63
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what is labor proceeded by?

A

increase in hormones

64
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what are the three stages of labor?

A

stage of dilation
stage of expulsion
placental stage

65
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what is stage of dilation

A

dilation of the cervix from 1 to 10 cm

66
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what happens during the stage of dilation?

A

contractions of the uterus and rupturing of the embryonic sac

67
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what is the stage of expulsion?

A

when delivery occurs

68
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how long does the stage of dilation last?

69
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how long is the stage of expulsion?

70
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what is the placental stage?

A

when the placenta is passed

71
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how long is the placental stage?

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