Final Final Final Stuff Flashcards
spermatogenisis
forms 4 haploid sperm cells
oogenisis
haploid egg and polar bodies
fertilization step
egg is not accessible
sperm releases acrosome to dissolve top layer
sperm actin binds to egg and penetrates inside to cytoplasm
development is characterized by ______
coordinated change
coordinated changes during development
change in size
change in biochemistry and physiology
change in form and functionality
developmental periods
cleavage (fertilization)
Patterning (germ layers)
Differentiation (special tissue)
Fetal Growth (get big)
describe the cleavage phase
zygote to blastocyst
trophoblast forms outside and inner cell mass the inside
what are the two layers of the trophoblast?
cytytrophoblast (inner)
Synciotrophoblast (outer)
together they form the placenta
gastrulation phase
formation of germ layers from primitive streakq
ectoderm
skin, cns, pigment
mesoderm
heart, muslce, kidney, rbc, smooth muscle, digestive
endoderm
lungs, thyroid, pancreas
neurulation
notochord forms in mesoderm, tells ectoderm to form neural tube (CNS)
organogenisis
follows gastrulation and folding, limbs take shape
most systems have developed by week 8
fetal period (9-38 weeks)
growth. Premature birht before 38 weeks, can live 30 weeks without help and 22 can survive with it
neural crest cells
surround the neural tube and become
neurons, ganglia, cartilage, bone, connective tissue, adrenal cells, neurons, glia, pigment cells
DDT
male reproductive disorders
male disorders
low sperm counts, testicular cancer, undescended testes, male breast cancer
hypospadius
urethra out the bottom
epispadius
urethra out the top
where can you find ribosomes?
rough ER, nucleus, free floating
cystic fibrosis
CFTR sequence has deleted Phe leading to mutation of chloride channel which causes chlorine to stay in the cell and mucous builds on the outside. Protection against cholera
kinetic energy types
thermal, electromagnetic, electrical