Embryology Flashcards

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Nondisjunction

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Uneven splitting in anaphase - leading cause of death

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2
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Fertilization

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The process of fusing a sperm and egg

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3
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Capacitation

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When the sperm has the ability to have direction, motility, and energy

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4
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Barriers of egg the sperm must cross

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Corona radiata (outer)
Zona pellucida (middle)
Egg plasma membrane
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5
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2 reactions for fertilization

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Acrosome - sperm getting through the barriers

Cortical - egg closing the gate

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6
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Cleavage

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When zygote undergoes mitosis inside the plasma membrane, reducing cell size

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7
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Compaction

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Outer cells flatten and inner cells differentiate forming morula (solid ball of cells)

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8
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Blastogenesis

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Blastocyst (hollowed morula) cell walls begin to differentiate

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9
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First week

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Cleavage, compaction, morula formation, implantation

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10
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Second week

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Week of twos
Trophoblast - cytotrophoblast, syncytial trophoblast = placenta
Inner cell mass - epiblast (amniotic cavity), hypoblast (yolk sac)

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11
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Third week

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Gastrulation - form 3 germ layers by mesenchymal epiblast cells flowing through the primitive streak

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12
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Primitive streak components

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Pit, groove, node

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13
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Where are there no mesenchymal cells?

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Buccopharyngeal membrane and cloacal membrane

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14
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Fourth week

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Nerulation- neural plate folds to form the neural tube

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15
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Where is the notochord found and what does it do?

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Mesoderm and it’s a SIGNALING MACHINE

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16
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Three types of mesoderm

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Paraxial (somites) - muscle, bone, and CT of most of body
Intermediate - urogenital system
Lateral - muscle of body wall, digestive tract, proximal part of limbs

17
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Two sets of body folding in planning

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Lateral/transverse - endorsed and mesoderm closing both sides, forms placenta
Cephalocaudal - ectoderm closing neural tube (zipper)

18
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What is the order in which the neural tube closes?

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Begins midway along neural plate
Cranial end closes first
Caudal end second (primitive streak at caudal end)

19
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Placodes

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Thickening of ectodermal tissue that make CNS segmentation

Makes lens plac, otic plac, olfactory epithelium, ant pit, sens ganglion of CN

20
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Folding in week 3 and 4

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Purse string constriction

21
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Endoderm derivatives

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Digestive glands, endocrine glands, respiratory sys, liver, ant pit

22
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Pregenesis

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  1. Make primordial germ cells (sperm/egg)
  2. Find a place to sequester cells and develop gonads (ovary/testes)
  3. Increase number of cells (mitosis)
  4. Gametogenesis (meiosis)