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Early Embryology Flashcards

1
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Where does fertilization take place?

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Ampulla of the uterine tube

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What processes must sperm undergo to be able to fertilize the egg?

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Capacitation and acrosome

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Female pronucleus

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Formed after sperm has entered the egg via meiosis II of the oocyte’s nucleus

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Male pronucleus

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Formed by enlargement of the sperm’s nucleus

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5
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When and what is cleavage?

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Occurs about 30 hrs post-fertilization, and is the cell division to form the blastocyst

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6
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Morula

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when the cell have reached about 16-32 cells from division

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7
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What layers does the blastocyst separate into?

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Embryo proper (inner cell mass) and Trophoblast (outer cell mass)

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8
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What portion of the trophoblast penetrates into the endothelium?

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Syncyiotrophoblasts

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9
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Where is the extraembryonic mesoderm and what is it derived from?

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Forms between the inner surface of the cytotrophoblast and outer surface of the amnion/exocoelomic membrane, and is derived from the umbilical vesicle

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How is the chorionic cavity (extraembryonic cavity) formed?

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Large cavities form in the extraembryonic mesoderm to form the cavity

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What 2 layers does the extraembryonic mesoderm form?

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Extraembryonic somatic mesoderm and extraembryonic splanchnic mesoderm

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12
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Hydatidiform Mole

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Trophoblast forms placenta membranes, but no embryonic development. Secretes high levels of hCG and may become malignant. Most arise from fertilization of an oocyte with no nucleus

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Placenta Previa

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Placenta forms over the cervix, causing severe and possibly life-threatening bleeding later in pregnancy

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Placenta percreta

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Chorionic villi penetrate the myometrium all the way to the perimetrium

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Placenta Accrete

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Abnormal adherence of placenta to the myometrium

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Ectopic pregnancy

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Implantation of blastocyst outside of the uterus

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Gastrulation

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Process of establishing trilaminar germ disc. Cells slip underneath the epiblast forming the primitive streak

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18
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3 primary germ layers

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ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm

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19
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Mesoderm

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Forms the paraxial/lateral/intermediate mesoderms

20
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Ectoderm

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Forms the neuroectoderm and neural crest cells

21
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Primitive node

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Cephalic end of primitive streak surrounding the primitive pit

22
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Nodal gene

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establishes the primitive streak, which is the body axis

23
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Fate map: Cranial region cells

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Turn into notochord

24
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Fate map: Intraembryonic mesoderm

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turns into Paraxial mesoderm

25
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Fate map: Intermediate mesoderm

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Turns into lateral plate of mesoderm

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Fate Map: Extraembryonic mesoderm

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Continuous with the lateral mesoderm

27
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Growth of embryonic disc

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w3: cephalic region broadens and differentiates
w4: caudal region differentiates, primitive streak regresses

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Embryonic period

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w3-8: Organogenesis, cranio/caudal/lateral folding, vasculogenesis

29
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Derivates: Ectoderm

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CNS, PNS, eyes, epithelial skin, neural plate

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Derivatives: Paraxial Mesoderm

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Bones, tendons, cartilage, muscles, dermis of skin

31
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Derivative: Intermediate mesoderm

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Urogenital

32
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Derivates: lateral mesoderm

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Parietal: serous membrane that lines the body cavity
Visceral: membranes around the organs

33
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Endoderm

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GI and epithelium of the organs

34
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When do most large structural defects occur?

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Weeks 3-8

35
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Holoprosencephaly

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aka fetal alcohol syndrome– high doses of EtOH kill the anterior midline, creating craniofacial structure deficiencies

36
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Sirenomelia

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Caudal region has insufficient mesoderm, impacting lower limb/vertebral/urogential development

37
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Situs inversus

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Left and right organ positions are switched

38
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Sacrococcygeal teratoma

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Remnants of the primitive streak proliferate, forming a teratoma on the new borns coccygeal region. Is the most common type of tumor in new borns

39
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Weeks 9-12 of fetal development

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External genitalia is formed, liver is main site of erythropoiesis

40
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Weeks 13-16 of fetal development

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Rapid growth, limb movement, face forms, ovaries have oogonia

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Weeks 17-20 of fetal development

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Movements can be felt by mom, CRL size increases another about 50mm

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Weeks 21-25 of fetal development

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Sucking movements begin, fetus reacts to sound, surfactant is beginning to be secreted at 24w

43
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Weeks 25-29 of fetal development

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Higher survival rate, erythropoiesis switches to the bone marrow

44
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Weeks 30-34 of fetal development

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Pupillary light reflex, 32+w usually survive

45
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Weeks 35-38 of fetal development

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CRL:36cm, CHL:50cm, weight:3-3.4kg

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