embryology Flashcards

overview whole process

1
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Haploid egg + Haploid sperm =

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single diploid cell

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2
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what results from rapid cell replication?

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ball of totipotent cells = 8 cells –> 16 pluripotent stem cells

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3
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what happens to pluripotent cells?

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differentiate into different cells types - some remain as stem cells

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4
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what is a blastocyst?

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hollow ball of cells consisting of:

  • outer layer trophoblast
  • inner cell mass
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5
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which layer of the blastocyst give rise to the placenta? when?

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the outer layer trophoblast at day 5

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6
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which layer of the blastocyst develops into the embryo?

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inner cell mass. day 5

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7
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what is a decidua?

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uterine lining during pregnancy which forms the maternal part of the placenta..

endometrial glands enlarge and the inner cell mass is orientated to the uterine endometrium.

day 6

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8
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The cell mass initially differentiates into which layers?

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  • hypoblast / primitive endometrium

- epiblast /primitive ectoderm

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9
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what is the bilaminar embryonic disc?

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The hypoblast and epiblast cells

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10
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what is an amnion?

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small cavity in the bilaminar disc.

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11
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what is the exocoelomic membrane?

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membrane around the inner surface of the blastocyst

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12
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what do the cells in the yolk sac develop into?

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gonads + part of GI tract

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13
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what is gastrulation?

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phase early in the embryonic development, during which the single-layered blastocyst is reorganized into a multilayered (3) structure.
The bilaminar develops into a trilaminar disc

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14
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what are the primary germ layers in the trilaminar disc?

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  • ectoderm
  • mesoderm
  • endoderm
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15
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what do each germ layer give rise to?

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1) Ectoderm give rise to skin + nervous system
2) Mesoderm muscles + bone
3) Endoderm epithelial lining of GI tract and, any organs

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16
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what is the primitive streak?

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groove on dorsal surface of epiblast that extends from posterior (tail region) to anterior (node) region of bilaminar disk.

17
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After the formation of the primitive streak, the epiblast cells migrate inwards below the primitive streak.

1) which layer do some of the cells displace?
2) what layer of the trilaminar disc is formed?

A

1) hypoblast

2) mesoderm

18
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what is the notochordal process?

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a hollow tube which develps into a solid notochord layer at day 16