introduction to embryology Flashcards
primordial germ cell
what is it
derived from what
what does it give
first sex cell
primitive ectoderm – epiblast
gives oogonia or spermatogonia by mitosis
timing of gametogenesis in males and females
in males begins at puberty
in females begins in fetal life
primary oocyte is arrested in
prophase (diplotene) of meiosis 1
when are first and second polar bodies released
first —24 hrs before ovulation; second at fertilization
secondary oocyte is arrested in gets waits for sperm in if no fertilization
metaphase 2
ovulated
fallopian tube
gets degenerated in 24 hrs and gets menstruated
fetilization occurs in
ampulla of fallopian tube
meiosis occurs where in males and females
results in formation of
seminiferous tubules in males and ovaries in females
four gametes with half no chr and half amt of genetic material
meiosis promotes exchange of maternal and paternal dna by
cross over
tetrad formation and cross over occurs in
pachytene stage of meiosis
primordial germ cell arise in —– migrate to —–(–) then to ——
epiblast
wall of yolk sac (endoderm)
gonadal ridge
y chr is
where is sry region
what does it code for
acrocentric
on short arm of y chr
testis determinig factor
what are needed for development of indefinite embyo to male embryo
testosterone
mullerian inhibitory hormone
testis determinig factor
spermatogenesis occurs in
pgc arrive at testes at wk —-and remain —-
at puberty—-
seminiferous tubules
wk 6….dormant till puberty
give spermatogonia
pgc arrive in ovary at wk
all primary oocytes are formed by
get arrested in—-till —-
wk 6
fifth month of fetal life
prophase 1 till puberty
what is cumulus oophorus and what does it contribute to
granulose cells (epithelial cells) surrounding oocyte in sec follicle stage contribute to corona radiata