Exam 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Echinoderms are classified as chordates because their larvae possess a notochord.

A

False

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2
Q

What are the type/s of cell movement observed in sea urchins?

A

ingression, invagination, convergent extension

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3
Q

What type of cleavage is present in sea urchin embryos?

A

Radio holoblastic

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4
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What is the term for the free-swimming sea urchin larva?

A

Pluteus larva

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5
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What is the term for the initial sea urchin gut formed by invagination of cells during gastrulation?

A

Archenteron

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6
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Of the cells in a 16-cell sea urchin embryo, which are autonomously specified?

A

The large micromeres

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7
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What effect do large micromeres have on adjacent cells in a sea urchin embryo?

A

They induce cells above to become endomesoderm cells that invaginate during gastrulation.

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8
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Between fertilization and the first cleavage division, the cytoplasm of the frog egg rotates 30 degree away from the point of sperm entry in a process called ___________

A

cortical rotation

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9
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Which cells are autonomously specified and conditionally specify the fate of other cells?

A

Micromeres

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10
Q

Double-negative gated gene regulatory network specifies the veg2 macromere in a sea urchin embryo.

A

True

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11
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In the famous Hans Spemann and Hilde Mangold experiment, what tissue was the organizer for embryonic development in amphibians?

A

dorsal blastopore lip

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12
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The first cells that enter the dorsal lip of the blastopore form the truck and the tail.

A

False

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13
Q

Which protein is responsible for determining the ventral axis in the amphibian embryo?

A

BMP

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14
Q

Which group of organisms includes only anamniotes?

A

Fish and amphibians

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15
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Which statement best describes a frog egg prior to fertilization?

A

It has clearly distinct poles with much more yolk in the vegetal pole versus the animal pole.

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16
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What causes a gray crescent to appear in many frog embryos?

A

The outer (cortical) cytoplasm rotates relative to the internal cytoplasm.

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17
Q

What is the term for the slit-like structure formed by the invagination of Xenopus epithelium as mesoderm and endoderm move deeper into the embryo?

A

The blastopore

18
Q

Which statement is accurate regarding the effects of dorsal blastopore lips on development?

A

Dorsal blastopore lips induce brain formation early in development and spinal cord formation later in development.

19
Q

Which choice is not one of the three major axes formed in a developing amphibian?

A

Superior-inferior

20
Q

What chemical is responsible for stimulating the development of epithelial tissue from ectoderm?

A

Bone morphogenetic protein

21
Q

What gradient is usually responsible for the formation of a distinct anterior-posterior axis?

A

Wnt proteins

22
Q

Which structure develops directly from Xenopus organizer cells, not from induction by these cells?

A

The notochord

23
Q

If a sperm penetrates a Xenopus egg at the lower right of the cell, which side of the cell will become the dorsal side?

A

The side 180 degrees clockwise from the location of sperm penetration.

24
Q

What structure is the double-headed arrow pointing to?

25
Q

What tissue derivative in early human embryo forms the embryonic endoderm?

26
Q

During _________________, cells in the early human embryo change their adhesive properties and become tightly attached to each other.

A

Compaction

27
Q

The hatching of the embryo from the zona pellucida takes place because of

28
Q

Cortical granule reaction is used for

A

polyspermy block

29
Q

Which extraembryonic membrane is used for waste storage in amniote embryos?

A

The allantois

30
Q

What type of cleavage is present in bird embryos?

A

Discoidal meroblastic cleavage

31
Q

Which structure is essential for the movement of cells during gastrulation in birds and mammals but not in amphibians?

A

The primitive streak

32
Q

What is the organizer tissue in birds?

A

Hensen’s node

33
Q

What unique type of cleavage is common in mammals?

A

Rotational cleavage

34
Q

How is the mammalian blastocoel formed?

A

The cells undergo cavitation,

35
Q

What is not a unique characteristic of mammalian embryos?

A

having unusually rapid cell division.

36
Q

What is the term for the region of the mammalian reproductive system in which fertilization occurs?

A

The oviduct

37
Q

The regression of the primitive streak results in the elongation of the notochord.

38
Q

The yolk sac is derived from the epiblast.

39
Q

Arrange the right order in which the human embryo implants the uterus.

A

Apposition
Adhesion
Progression
Decidualization

40
Q

If a two-cell embryo splits resulting in two inner cell masses and two trophoblasts it will lead to a human monozygotic twin born within

A

two chorions and two amnions

41
Q

Alcohol, in sufficient quantity (which can be very small), is a teratogen when consumed during pregnancy. It can result in______________________________

A

craniofacial and brain abnormalities