Embryology: cleavage & hatching/implantation Flashcards

1
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when does cleavage occur

A

days 1-3

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2
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briefly describe cleavage

A

rapid mitotic division without increase in size

confined within the ZP

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3
Q

how many cells are in a morula and a blastocyte

A
morula = 16+ cells
blastocyte = 200-300 cells
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4
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what is the trophoblast

A

the outer layer( has gap junctions)

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5
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what type of junctions does the ZP have and why

A

gap junctions to allow fluid to enter

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6
Q

where does embryo implant in normal pregnancy

A

in endometrial lining on posterior or anterior of uterine wall

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7
Q

what is an ectopic pregnancy

A

growth of the embryo where there isn’t enough space

when it implants somewhere that isn’t uterine wall(e.g. fallopian tube, rarely abdomen)

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8
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when does gastrulation occur

A

week 3

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9
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describe the process of gastrulation

A

epiblast cells move through the primitive streak, between epiblasts and definitive endoderm, to form 3 primary germ layers

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10
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what parts of the body does the ectoderm form

A

skin epidermis and nervous system

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11
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what parts of the body does the mesoderm layer form

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axial skeleton, muscle, body wall lining, limb parts, urogenital

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12
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what parts of the body does the endoderm layer form

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gut, respiratory, bladder and urethral lining

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13
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what are the 3 primary germ layers formed by gastrulation

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ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm

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