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Embryonic Period Flashcards

1
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Process completed once sperm cell enters secondary oocyte

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Meiosis II

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2
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Mature egg

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Ovum

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3
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Pronuclei (plural for pronucleus)

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Nucleus of the sperm or the ovum during fertilization, before genetic materials fuse

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4
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Process to be completed once sperm enters secondary oocyte

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Meiosis II

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5
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Diploid

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Two haploids

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6
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Zygote (cell type)

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Diploid (two haploids that merge together)

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7
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Zygote

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1st embryonic stage

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8
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Fertilization takes place in part of the body

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Uterine tubes

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9
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Zygote lives in uterine tube for how many days

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4-5 days

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10
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Cleavage

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Division of zygote (by mitosis)

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11
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Cells produced by cleavage

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Blastomeres

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12
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Cleavage of zygote (day, stage)

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Day 1 after fertilization; two-cell stage

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13
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Cleavage of zygote (day, stage)

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Day 2 after fertilization; four-cell stage

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14
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Morula (day)

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Day 3-4 after fertilization

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15
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Blastocyst (day)

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Day 5 after fertilization

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16
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Describe a morula

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Solid ball of cells

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17
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Describe blastocyst

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Hollow ball of cells

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18
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Implantation (Day, Location)

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Day 5 after fertilization, uterine tubes

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19
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Part of endometrium that is modified after implantation

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Decidua basalis

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20
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Blastocyst inner cell mass

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Embryoblast

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21
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Blastocyst (outer layer)

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Trophoblast

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22
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Implantation of blastocyst (day, location)

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Day 7-8 after fertilization, endometrium (uterus)

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23
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Fertilization occurs

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12-24 hours after ovulation

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24
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Part of blastocyst that attaches to endometrium (uterus) during implementation

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Embryoblast (inner cell mass)

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25
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Blastocyst changes during implementation (Day 8)

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Trophoblast > Cytotrophoblast and Syncytiotrophoblast

Embryoblast > Epiblast and Amnion forming (amniotic cavity)

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26
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Bilaminar embryonic disc (consists of what layers)

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Hypoblast

Epiblast

27
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Inner membrane formed in the blastocyst cavity at implementation

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Exocoelomic membrane

28
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Maternal sinusoids chorion (consists of what three parts)

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1) extraembryonic mesoderm
2) syncytiotrophoblast
3) cytotrophoblast

29
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Exocoelomic membrane surrounds

30
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Yolk sac formed

31
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Extraembryonic mesoderm (part of)

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Maternal sinusoids chorion

32
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Extraembryonic mesoderm forms (day)

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Day 12 after fertilization

33
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4 extraembryonic membranes

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Yolk sac
Amnion
Allantosis
Chorion

34
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Trilaminar embryonic disc cells become

35
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Innermost membrane (4 extraembryonic membranes)

36
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Becomes the site of early blood formation (4 extraembryonic membranes)

37
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Forms fetal portion of placenta (4 extraembryonic membranes)

38
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Takes over production of hCG (4 extraembryonic membranes)

39
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Helps form the umbilical cord (4 extraembryonic membranes)

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Allantosis

40
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Continues to rescue the corpus luteum from degeneration, sustains secretion of progesterone and estrogens

41
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Placenta is formed by what part of the embryo and endometrium

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Chorionic villi (embryo)
Decidua basalis (endometrium)
42
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Trilaminar embryonic discs

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Ectoderm (outer)
Mesoderm (middle)
Endoderm (inner)

43
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Process of gastrulation

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Formation of three germ layers

44
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Three germ layers

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Ectoderm
Mesoderm
Endoderm

45
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Crainocaudal axis (germ layer)

46
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Medial/lateral & dorsoventral (germ layer)

47
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Ventral (germ layer)

48
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Primitive node & streak (germ layer)

49
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Notochord, somites (germ layer)

50
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Ectoderm (derivatives)

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Nervous system, neural crest, epithelium

51
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Mesoderm (derivatives)

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Skeletal muscle and connective tissue

52
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Endoderm (derivatives)

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Gut, pharyngeal apparatus & allantosis

53
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Ectoderm (derivatives)

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Brain, nerves, skin, sweat glands, hair

54
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Mesoderm (derivatives)

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Mesenchyme (loosely organized connective tissue) that forms

blood, muscles, bones, and other connective tissue derivatives (kidneys, bladder, ovaries, testes, heart muscle)

55
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Endoderm (derivatives)

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Epithelial lining of digestive tract, respiratory tract, and organs (lungs, liver, pancreas, esophagus, stomach, intestines)

Endothelial lining of blood vessels

56
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Meiosis II

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Secondary oocyte > ovum and polar body > pronuclei fuse

57
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Mitotic division

58
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Steps in the embryonic period

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Embryogenesis
Cleavage (day 1)
Blastulation (day 3-4)
Implementation (day 7-8)
Gastrulation
59
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Process of forming three primordial germ layers

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Gastrulation

60
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Responsible for maintaining uterine environments and preparing mammary glands for breast feeding

61
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Why is the placenta unique

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Develops in both mother and fetus

62
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Job of the placenta for the fetus

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Nutrient and waste management

63
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Takes over homogeneous secretion

64
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Hormones produced by the placenta

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hCG, estrogen, progesterone

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