Embryology 1 (Early Stages) Flashcards

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What do fimbria do?

A

During ovulation, they sweet the oocyte into the ampulla where it may be fertilized.

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2
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Where does a developing embryo typically implant?

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The posterior wall of the uterus

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3
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Where does fertilization typically take place?

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Ampulla

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4
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What is the Zona Pellucida?

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Sphere of maternal tissue that surrounds the very early developing embryo (Morula). Made of glycoproteins.

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5
Q

Who is a really awesome guy in our class?

A

Kyle

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6
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The morula includes two primary parts. What are their names?

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The Trophoblast and the Inner Cell Mass

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7
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What is Early pregnancy factor?

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An Immunosuppressant secreted by trophoblast cells that turns pregnancy tests positive.

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8
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How does the early embryo derive nourishment?

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Absorption of secretions from uterine glands

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9
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What are of the embryo typically first attaches to the uterus?

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The embryonic pole

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10
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When becoming a blastocyst, the trophoblast forms two distinct layers. What are they?

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The cytotrophoblast (inner layer) and syncytiotrophoblast (outer layer)

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11
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Label

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12
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What level of the embryo invades the uterus?

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Syncytiotrophoblast

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13
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What is thought to activate the clavage stage in the blastomere?

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Early Pregnancy Facter (EPF)

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14
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What is the name of the fluid filled space on the inside of a blastomere?

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Blastocoele

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15
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Following implantation, the row of cells facing the blastocoele become this layer

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Embryonic endoderm

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16
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What cell layer comprises the primitive endoderm?

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The Hypoblast

17
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The invasion of the syncytiotrophoblast allows what to begin to occur?

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Nourishment from maternal tissues

18
Q

By the end of the 2nd week, the synytiotrophoblast begins to produce what hormone?

A

Human chorionic gonadotropin

19
Q

What is the amniotic cavity?

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A cavity at the embryonic pole between the ICM and the cytotrophoblast

20
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What cells line the amniotic cavity? What layer do they differentiate from?

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The Amnion. The Cytotrophoblast.

21
Q

The ICM forms a flattened disc with what two layers?

A

Epiblast (amniotic side) and Hypoblast (in blastocyst cavity)

22
Q

During week two of development, what cells line the bastocoele?

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Cells from the hypoblast, which form Heuser’s membrane

23
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What layer develops into the extraembryonic mesoderm? Where is this membrane located?

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Cytotrophoblast. Aroudn the outside and btw the amnion and yolk sac.

24
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Cavities in the extraembryonic mesoderm. These coalesce to to form what structure?

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Extraembryonic coelom.

25
Q

Lacunar networks in the syncytiotrophoblast combine to form what?

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Sinusoids, the basis of primitive circulation

26
Q

What is the chorion?

A

Extraembryonic somatic mesoderm and two layers of trophoblast?

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