developmental anatomy 1 Flashcards
what is Developmental?
progressive change
what is embryology?
developmental events that begin with fertilization and the zygote, ending in birth or hatching
what is differentiation?
the process by which differing properties are conferred on the embryo at different times and in specific locations.
what is morphogenesis?
the process by which form arises.
what is pattern formation?
a process by which different parts become highly ordered spatially.
What is growth?
The function of cell size and number of cell divisions
the four major approacjes to studying developmental biology
M- mathematical approaches
A- Anatomical approaches
G- Genetics approaches
E- Experimental approaches
subsets of anatomical approaches
comparative, evolutionary and teratologies
model organisms
C. elegans, D. melanogaster, D. rerio, X. laevis
types of movement during gastrulation
invagination, involution, ingression, delamination, and epiboly
fertilization
fusion of mature sell cells
cleavage
rapid cell division into blastomeres
gastrulation
series of extensive cellular rearrangement to give rise to three germ layers. they include ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm
organogenesis
formation of tissues and organs from the primary germ layers.
metamorphosis
a stage from hatching resulting in the formation of larval stages that mature into an adult.