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Embryology Flashcards

1
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What is embryology

A

the study of development from fertilization to birth

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2
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teratology

A

abnormal development

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3
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importance of embryology

A

understand gross anatomical fetatures
development of certain common congenital defects

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4
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hypertrophy

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increase in size

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5
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hyperplasia

A

increase in number

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atrophy

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decrease in size and number

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7
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metaplasia

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changes in cell morphology

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8
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Patterning

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establishment of correct orientation or position of preprogrammed subgroups of cells to each other

precedes differentiation or morphogenis

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9
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morphogesis

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any change in shape of cells and tissues

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10
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differentiation

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process by which any undifferentiated cell becomes committed to a particular cell lineage

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11
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Apoptosis

A

regulated cell death

slow turnover of cell remnants
NO INFLAMMATION

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Necrosis

A

injury or external accident that was externally
irreversible cell injury
rapid death
inflammation

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13
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paracrine signaling

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cell to cell signaling

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14
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Contact dependent signaling

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must be in contact

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15
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Autocrine signaling

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same cell types in the same tissue

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16
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Synaptic signaling

A

neurotransmitters releasing to synaptic space

17
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Endocrine signaling

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common in hormones

18
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Induction

A

fate of the group cells is determined by interactions with another group

19
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Order of Induction

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  1. instructive
  2. permissive
20
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instructive

A

cell follows a different pathway

21
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permissive

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additional signal to continue on that path

22
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What make up morula

A

blastomeres

23
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trophoectoderm/ trophpblast

A

group of cells of the morula

24
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inner cell mass

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becomes the embryo

25
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1st week of development

A

Blastulation

26
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Parts of the inner cell mass

A

Epiblast -embryo
hypoblast-extra embryonic membranes

27
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What is the germ layer formation

A

Gastrulation

28
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3 germ layers

A

ectoderm
mesoderm
endoderm

29
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Ectoderm

A

Surface ectoderm and neruroectoderm

30
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Surface ectoderm

A

integumentary system
epithelium of eye, oral and nasal

31
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Nuroectoderm

A

Neural tube
Neural crest

32
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Neural tube

A

CNS

33
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Neural Crest

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PNS

34
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Mesoderm

A

musculoskeletal system
cardaovasular system
urogenital system

35
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Endoderm

A

epithelial lining of GI and respiratory track

36
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Notochord sends signaling to

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Ectoderm

37
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Ectoderm developing neural groove in

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neural plate

38
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teratology

A

study of abnormal development

39
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1st generation is

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suscptible to teratogens

Normal Animal Test 1 (16 decks)

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