Developmental Biology Flashcards

1
Q

The morula stage can be found during:

a) organogenesis
b) cleavage phase
c) gastrulation
d) fertilization

A

b) cleavage phase

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2
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Which of the listed sequences of developmental phases or structures shows
the right temporal order:

a) zygote-blastula-morula-gastrula-neurula
b) zygote-blastula-gastrula-neurula-pheno (!! ACHTUNG: richtig ist phylo!!) typic stage
c) fertilization-cleavage-gastrulation-organogenesis
d) gastrulation-neurulation-organogenesis-cleavage

A

b) zygote-blastula-gastrula-neurula-pheno (!! ACHTUNG: richtig ist phylo!!) typic stage
c) fertilization-cleavage-gastrulation-organogenesis

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3
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Implantation of the human embryo into the uterus occurs:

a) after compaction
b) before fertilization
c) at blastocyst stage
d) at 2-cell-stage

A

a) after compaction

c) at blastocyst stage

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4
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What are critical events during fertilization to prevent further sperm entry:
a) acrosome reaction
b) change of oocyte membrane potential from from
negative to positive
c) release of Ca2+ from oocyte ER
d) controlled cell death

A

b) change of oocyte membrane potential from from
negative to positive

c) release of Ca2+ from oocyte ER

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5
Q

What happens during gastrulation:

a) extensive cell migration
b) establishment of the three germ layers
c) neural tube closure
d) formation of the heart

A

a) extensive cell migration

b) establishment of the three germ layers

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6
Q

The inner cell mass of the blastocyst gives rise to:

a) trophoblast
b) yolk sac
c) embryonic epiblast
d) amnionic ectoderm

A

b) yolk sac
c) embryonic epiblast
d) amnionic ectoderm

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7
Q

A mutant that fails to form mes- endoderm during gastrulation will just consist of:

a) muscle tissue and gut
b) skin and skeleton
c) nervous system and skin
d) the germ line

A

c) nervous system and skin

d) the germ line

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8
Q

Derivatives of the mesoderm are:

a) lung
b) skin
c) skeletal muscles
d) central nervous system

A

c) skeletal muscles

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9
Q

Cells of the neural crest give rise to:

a) pigment cells (melanophores)
b) glial cells of the peripheral nervous system
c) facial cartilage and bone
d) adrenal cortex

A

a) pigment cells (melanophores)
b) glial cells of the peripheral nervous system
c) facial cartilage and bone

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10
Q

The region specific anterior-posterior identity of the human axial skeleton is defined by:

a) specific spatio-temporal expression of a family of transcription factors with the so-called homeo-box
b) is patterned by antagonistic gradients of secreted growth factors during critical stages
c) the hox-code
d) an evolutionary highly conserved mechanism

A

a) specific spatio-temporal expression of a family of transcription factors with the so-called homeo-box
c) the hox-code
d) an evolutionary highly conserved mechanism

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11
Q

Derivatives of the entoderm are:

a) pancreas
b) skin
c) liver
d) teeth

A

a) pancreas

c) liver

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