embryogenesis Flashcards

1
Q

what is an overview of the events of week 1

A

fertilization, formation of the blastocyst and the implantation of the blastocyst

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2
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what happens in week 2?

A
  1. embryoblast differenciation
  2. trophoblast differentiation
  3. placenta formation
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3
Q

when is the fetus most succeptible to a teratogen?

A

between weeks 1-8

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4
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where does fertilization happen?

A

in the ampulla where the oocyte and the sperm meet

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5
Q

whats the hormone that maintains the corpus luteum?

A

HCG

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6
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what secretes HCG?

A

trophoblasts of the placenta

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7
Q

what are the phases of fetilization

A

penetration of

corona radiata

zona pellucida

plasma membrane fusion

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8
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what is the feature of the oocyte that blocks polyspermy?

A

there are two steps.

  1. plasma membrane depolarises
  2. the cortical reaction- intracellular Ca2+ flux
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9
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what is the difference between blastomeres and morula?

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blastomeres are two cell stage and morula is 32 cell

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10
Q

when does the polarity of the cells start? and what forms whichblast?

A

inner cell mass forms the embryoblast and the outer cell masss forms the trophoblast

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11
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what is significant about the inner cell mass?

A

they make pluripotent cells

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12
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implantation happens on what day

A

6 days after fertilization

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13
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what directs implantation and where do the cells come from?

A

trophoblast drives implantation and the cells are from the oter cell mass. implantation ends week 1

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14
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what develops from the epiblast vs. hypoblast vs. trophoblast?

A

epiblast- amniotic cavity

hypoblast- yolk sac and connecting stalk

trophoblast- fetal part of placenta

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15
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what cells migrate to the primitive streak to start gastrulation?

A

epiblast cells migrate to primitive streak to start gastrulation

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16
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if you are short on time here is the conclusion

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