Human development III Flashcards

exam 2

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1
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in males the 20-week embryo until puberty, they have i

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immature spermatogonia

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2
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primary oocytes are arrested in

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prophase of meiosis I

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3
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in puberty primary oocytes can now develop into secondary oocytes and arrested in

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metaphase of meiosis II

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4
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Day 1-17

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early embryonic development

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5
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the three germ layers of the embryo are formed during the

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third week of gastrulation

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6
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when is implantation completed?

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end of the second week after fertilization

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7
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when is the bilaminer embryonic disc formed?

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in implantation

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8
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when is the late blastocyst is formed

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day 12-14

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9
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The zygote cleaves into _____ for 2-3 days without any ______ in overall size due to the presence of the ______

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The zygote cleaves into blastomeres for 2-3 days without any increase in overall size due to the presence of the zona pellucida

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10
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About day 3-4, it forms a _____ that consists of outer cells that form the ______ and _______

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About day 3-4, it forms a morula that consists of outer cells that form the trophoblast and inner cell mass

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11
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when is the late blastocyst formed?

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during days 12-14, about a week after beginning of implantation at day 6-7

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12
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Day:

eureka moment- membrane fusion/ICSI

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-1

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13
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Day:

fertilization complete- pronuclei fuse

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0

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14
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Day:

2-cell embryo- first embryonic cleavage

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1

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15
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Day:

4-cell embryo

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2

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16
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Day:

8- cell embryo

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2.5- 3

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17
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Day:

Morula- compaction

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3-4

18
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Day:

Blastocyst- implantation period

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5-14

19
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Day:

Gastrula

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15-17

20
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Further cleavages form the ________ at day 4-5 and causes shedding of the _____ within a day or two. This permits the embryo to begin the implantation process

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Further cleavages form the early blastocyst at day 4-5 and causes shedding of the Zona Pellucida within a day or two. This permits the embryo to begin the implantation process

21
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shedding of the zona pellucida

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hatching

22
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blastococel forms

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to break the zona pellucida

23
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blastocyst cavity

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blastocel

24
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benefits of PGD testing of blastocyst vs blastomeres?

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blastomere you can only remove 2 while in blastocyst you can remove multiple

25
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inner cell mass can make up a loss of ____ blastocyst cells

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10-12

26
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At day 6, blastocyst attaches to the _______

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endometrium

27
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epiblast and hypoblast are part of the

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bilaminar disk of a developing embryo

28
Q

what secreted hCG?

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blastocyst

29
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in the maternal circulation ensures survival of the corpus luteum and its continued production of progesterone

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hCG

30
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measured in pregnancy tests

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hCG

31
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endometrial stromal cells produce

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PGE2

32
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blocks activation of T-cells and natural killer (NK) cells, thus providing immunologic immunity for the embryo

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PGE2

33
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PGED during which days of implantation

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Days 12-14

34
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all 3 cell layers come from the

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epiblast

35
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layer that delaminates to allow endoderm formation “gets.out.of.the.way”

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hypoblast

36
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gives rise to epiblast and hypoblast

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ICM

37
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gives rise to placenta and most extra-emryonic tissues

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trophoblasts

38
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overall early spontaneous abortion rate is

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50%

39
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early losses keep the rate of congenital malformations at birth to

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2-3%

40
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major causes of early spontaneous abortion from most common to least

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(1) chromosomal abnormalities
(2) cleavage problems
(3) progesterone insufficiency

41
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TRUE or FALSE:

it is common to believe that infertility is caused by female issues.

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FALSE!!!! both male and female at similar frequencies