Development of extra embryonic membranesII Flashcards

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WHat does the yolk sac do for the embryo other than provide nutrients?

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Acts as a preliminary circulatory system

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How does the yolk sac act as a primitive circulatory system?

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Delivers nutrients via a primitive aorta

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What is vitelline circulation?

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the blood flow system connecting an embryo to its yolk sac

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What do the visceral endoderm cells of the yolk sac do?

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Synthesise serum proteins

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Why does vitelline circulation occur?

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At that stage there is not yet a heart

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What is extraembryonic hematopoiesis?

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Primary erythroid cells emerging from the yolk sac blood islands

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Which pronuclei is responsible for a lot of the extraembryonic material

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Paternal pronuclei

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What kind of structure is the allantois?

A

Extra embryonic membrane

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Where does the allantois originate?

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Endoderm

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What is the allantois an extension of?

A

Early hindgut

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Which end of the developing bladder is the allantois connected to?

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The superior end

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Role of allantois in birds and reptiles?

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Reservoir for wastes

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Role of allantois in mammals?

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Associated and eventually incorporated with the connecting stalk which becomes the umbilical cord

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What do the blood vessels of the allantois develop into?

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Blood vessels of the umbilical cord

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What is the urachus?

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A structure that removes nitrogenous waste from the fetal bladder in the fist trimester

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What ends up happening to the urachus?

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Seals off and obliterates around the 12th week of gestation

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What is left of the urachus?

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Umbilical ligament

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What is the umbilical ligament?

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A small fibrous cord between the bladder and umbilicus left over from the remains o of the urachus

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What does the body stalk become?

A

Umbilical cord

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Q

What are the two separate vessels formed inside the umbilical cord?

A

Vitelline duct and the allantois

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What is the amniotic cavity?

A

a closed sac that contains amniotic fluid

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Q

Where is the amniotic cavity found?

A

Between the embryo and the amnion

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What is contained within the amniotic fluid?

A

Nutrients 4 the embryo, skins from the embryo, stem cell source

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What happens to the amniotic cavity over time?

A

Gets bigger

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Trend of sizes over time for the embryo, yolk sac and amniotic cavity?
embryo--> gets bigger Yolk sac-->gets smaller Amniotic cavity-->gets bigger
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What is the amniotic cavity initially lined with?
Ectoderm
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What is the amniotic cavity covered with?
Extra embryonic mesoderm
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WHat happens to the amniotic sac as a result of folding of the embryonic disc?
The amniotic membrane is drawn ventrally over the embryo, enclosing the embryo within the amniotic sac
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What is the amniotic fluid?
Circulated by foetal inhaling and swallowing. Replaced by foetal exhalation and urination.
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What is a small amount of amniotic fluid an indication of?
Poor kidney development/poor embryonic development
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