Human Embryogenesis Flashcards

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the development of a human embryo, which occurs during the early stages of prenatal development

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human embryogenesis

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occurs between fertilization and birth

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prenatal development

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what are the three periods of prenatal development

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pre-implantation period
embryonic period
fetal period

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what time frame does the pre-implantation period occur in

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1st week

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what time frame does the embryonic period occur in

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2nd to 8th week

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what time frame does the fetal period occur in

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3rd to 9th month

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in the pre-implantation period, the zygote forms into a __________

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blastocyst

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in the embryonic period, the blastocyst forms into an _________

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embryo

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in the fetal period, the embryo forms into a _________

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fetus

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10
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disturbances in prenatal development can produce _______ ________

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birth defects

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structural or functional disorders that are present at birth

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congenital malformations

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12
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when do most congenital malformations occur

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during embryogenesis

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13
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when looking at teratogenic sensitivity, if exposure is very early (up to 4 weeks), what happens

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death of the conceptus

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when looking at teratogenic sensitivity, if exposure is between 4 and 8 weeks, what happens

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significant structural anomalies

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when looking at teratogenic sensitivity, if exposure happens after 10 weeks, what happens

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the effect may be unnoticed

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16
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what happens during fertilization

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egg and sperm unite

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17
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what is another name for egg and sperm

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gametes

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18
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gametes contain _______ the complement of chromosomes found in other human cells

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half

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19
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a cell has half the number of chromosomes

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haploid

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20
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DNA is divided into _________

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chromosomes

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21
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each chromosome contains _________

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genes

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22
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a segment of DNA that provides instructions for making a cell

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gene

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23
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different versions of the same gene

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alleles

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24
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chromosomes 1-22

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autosomes

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members of each pair of chromosome are __________
homologous
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which chromosome is the sex chromosome
chromosome 23
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somatic cells are produced by _________
mitosis
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duplicated chromosomes pack and the spindle preps
prophase
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chromosomes meet in the middle of the cell
metaphase
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duplicated chromosomes split apart and move to opposite ends of the cell
anaphase
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two new nuclei form
telophase
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cytoplasm divides to form two new cells
cytokinesis
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gametes are haploid and form by _______
meiosis
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homologous pairs of duplicated chromosomes meet up and then split up during the first division, duplicated chromosomes split apart in the second division
extra division
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does mitosis or meiosis have extra division
meiosis
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how is genetic material exchanged in meiosis
crossing over
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when step of meiosis is occurring when homologous chromosome pairs meet up and exchange genetic material through crossing over
prophase 1
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does mitosis or meiosis create genetic variance
meiosis
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how many daughter cells are created in mitosis
2
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how many daughter cells are created in meiosis
4
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meiosis in female gametes does not complete until __________
fertilization
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in females, meiosis pauses at ___________
metaphase II
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in order for fertilization to occur, what must the sperm do
reach the egg in the ampulla and penetrate the zone pellucida
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an extracellular matrix surrounding the ovum
zona pelluicda
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sperm releases enzymes that break down some of the ________ _________, making a path for the sperm
zona pellucida
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after fertilization, the zona pellucida remains around the ________ until it hatches before implantation
zygote
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what are the genetic factors that may affect development
aneuploidy, genetic mutations, and structural chromosomal anomalies
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individual inherits an extra or missing chromosome
aneuploidy
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individual may inherit an allele with a disease causing mutation from one or both parents
genetic mutations
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what is an example of an aneuploidy
Down syndrome
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what is an example of a genetic mutation
apert syndrome
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caused by errors in DNA replication or environmental factors including DNA damage
structural chromosomal anomalies
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fertilized egg
zygote
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are zygotes diploid or haploid
diploid
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zygote undergoes mitosis and quickly splits into more and more cells without stopping to grow
cleavage
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when does cleavage occur
preimplantation
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in preimplantation, the zygote starts to travel to the _________, where it will hatch from the zona pellucida and embed in the cell wall of the uterus
uterus
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cells in the morula continue to divide, but also start to differentiate and secrete fluid
differentiation
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the process by which a cell becomes a specific type of cell and specialized in certain functions
differentiation
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cleavage gives rise to a ball of cells
morula
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as a result of further division and differentiation, the morula developed into a ________
blastocyst
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small cluster of cells in blastocysts
embryoblast
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blastocysts consists of:
embryoblast blastocoel trophoblasts
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a fluid filled space inside of a blastocyst
blastocoel
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a layer of cells in blastocysts
trophoblasts
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when does implantation occur
around day 7
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at the end of the first week, the blastocyst hatches out of the _________ _________
zona pellucida
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when do trophoblasts attach and invade the lining of the uterine wall
implantation
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when does the formation of the bilaminar embryo occur
second week
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when does the embryoblast reorganize into a flat, bilayered disc with the amniotic cavity and yolk sac on either side
during the formation of the bilaminar embryo
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what are the two cell layers of the bilayered disc
epiblast layer and hypoblast layer
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tall columnar cells lining facing the amniotic cavity
epiblast layer
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flat/cuboidal layer facing the yolk sac
hypoblast layer
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the process by which the bilaminar embryo is converted into a 3-layered trilaminar embryo
gastulation
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gastrulation involves the migration of some cells in the __________ layer toward the __________ layer
epiblast hypoblast
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extends from the caudal end of the developing embryo to about half way toward the cephalic end and ends in the primitive node
primitive streak
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during gastrulation, cells continue to migrate below the ________ layer
epiblast
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as a result of gastrulation, the migratory epiblast cells displace the hypoblast layer and form what two layers
mesoderm and endoderm
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the cells that do not displace to the hypoblast layer and remain in the epiblast become what
the ectoderm
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what will the ectoderm form
epidermis, salivary glands, and nervous system
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what will the mesoderm form
bones, cartilage, muscles, connective tissues, lymphatic system, blood cells and cardiovascular system,
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what will the endoderm form
lining of the digestive tract and respiratory system
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two areas where there is not a middle layer of mesoderm
oropharyngeal membrane and cloacal membrane
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what will the oropharyngeal membrane eventually form
mouth
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what will the cloacal membrane eventually form
anus
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where in the embryo is the oropharyngeal membrane located
cephalic end
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where in the embryo is the cloacal membrane located
caudal end
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in the areas surround the oropharyngeal membrane and cloacal membrane, what happens
ectoderm and endoderm fuse to prevent growth of mesoderm in between
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some ectoderm cells also migrate from the primitive node towards the cranial end of the developing embryo to form a rod structure called __________
the notochord
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what is the notochord important for
inducing the formation of a structure called the neural tube in the next stage of embryogenesis
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when does the formation of the trilaminar embryo take place
around the 4th to 6th week
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what major events take place after the formation of the trilaminar embryo
the neural tube forms appearance and migration of neural crest cells lateral and cephalocaudal folding of embryo
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formation of the neural tube
neurulation
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the notochord induces thickening of the __________
ectoderm
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the neural plate moves down towards the notochord to form the ________ ___________
neural groove
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margins of groove are raised and are called ________
neural folds
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neural folds fuse to form a tube beneath the ectoderm called the ________
neural tube
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the neural tube will give rise to the _________
spinal chord and brain
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what is a result of the failure of the posterior neural tube closing
spina bifida
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what is the process that the special cells at the edges of the neural plate undergo called
epithelial to mesenchymal transition
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what are the cells at the edges of the neural plate called
neural crest cells
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where do neural crest cells migrate to
mesoderm
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while the neural tube is forming, the mesoderm is differentiating into what
paraxial mesoderm, intermediate mesoderm, and lateral plate mesoderm
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paraxial mesoderm adjacent to the neural tube will become _______
somites