embryology Flashcards

1) Review the basics of embryology and how the different germ layers are formed. What are the 3 different germ layers? 2) Review cells and organelles if necessary.

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blastomere

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individual cells formed during the early cleavage stages of embryonic development

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2
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morula

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small solid ball of blastomeres (cells)
- pluripotent

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3
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blastocyst

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ball of cells that form after 6 days
- consists of the trophoblast (becomes placenta) and the inner cell mass (contains embryonic stem cells)
- blastocoele is the fluid cavity
- no longer pluripotent

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4
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implantation

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blastocyst attaches to uterine wall, embryonic disc forms with amniotic cavity

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embryonic disc

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primitive streak begins to form (central axis of our body

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primitive streak on ectoderm

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cells differentiate at primitive streak and migrate to form a middle mesodermal layer

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germ layers

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ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm

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ectoderm (external)

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neural tissue, skin

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mesoderm

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connective tissue, muscle, bone, blood

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endoderm (internal)

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epithelia, glands, GI tract

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Gastrulation

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A process where the embryo forms three layers of cells that will develop into different body parts

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