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Lab Final Flashcards

1
Q

Reproductive technologies

A

Semen sexing
IVP of embryos
Transgenic animal production
Gene mapping
Marker assisted selection

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2
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Transgenic animal production examples

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Micro injection
Blastocyst injection
Nuclear transfer

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3
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Propagate superior livestock animals

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Cloning

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4
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Remove or add a gene to improve a breed of livestock

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Transgenics

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5
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Select animals for specific traits very early in life

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Coat color in cattle

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6
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Production of proteins which are essential to human life

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Milk
Blood
Urine

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7
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Alter specific genes in specific locations to attain a desirable result

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Transgenics

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8
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What chromosome gives off more light emission because it has more dye and more DNA

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X chromosome

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9
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What chromosome has an extra short arm

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X chromosome

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10
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What determines sex

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Sperm

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11
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What excites vital dye in semen sexing

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Laser

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12
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Why does the X chromosome have more dna

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Extra short arm

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13
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Sperm run through system ______

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Individually

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14
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Sperm is given a charge based on

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Light intensity

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15
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Pass magnetic field in semen sexing

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Sorting

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16
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Dead or damaged sperm not selected

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Purifying samples

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17
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System that has a 95% or better success sorting

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Flow cytometric analysis of sperm

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18
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Ovaries isolate

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Oocytes

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19
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Step 1 of in vitro fertilization

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Synchronization of recipients with donor

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20
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Step 2 of in vitro fertilization

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Superovulation of donor

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21
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Multiple treatments of porcine FSH promotes more

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Follicle development

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22
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8 CLs mean the donor is

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Super ovulated

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23
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Step 3 or in vitro fertilization

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Inseminate donor with semen from genetically superior bull

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24
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Work AI rod through the ______ by ______ ________

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Cervix
Rectal palpation

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25
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Once rod is beyond the cervix in the uterine body then you

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Deposit semen

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26
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Step 4 of in vitro fertilization

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Recovery and identification of viable embryos

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27
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Collect/flush the embryos in the

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Uterine horn

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28
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Step 5 of in vitro fertilization

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Transfer of viable embryos into synchronized recipients

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29
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Cattle: Want the recipient to be a day _____, a day ______, or

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Ahead
Behind
Exact synchrony with donor

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30
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Pig: want recipients to have _____ ______ or be a little _______

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Exact synchrony
Behind

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31
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Cow transfer of viable embryos into synchronized recipients days

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5, 6, or 7

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32
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Pig transfer of viable embryos into synchronized recipients days

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5 or 6

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33
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Long ultrasound probe inserted into reproductive tract through vulva into vagina

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Transvaginal aspiration

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34
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Always better to transfer ______ than to freeze

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Immediately

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35
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Provides suction and holds embryo in place

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Holding pipette

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36
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Snap on end-injection needle —> into pro nucleus

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Glass pipette

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37
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Embryos are not designed to be centrifuged at ____ speeds

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High

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38
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Efficiency of trans gene integration following micro injection

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10% success rate mouse embryos
Livestock even less efficient

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39
Q

Blastocyst injection of embryonic stem cells occurs at a much ____ stage in development

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Later

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40
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What houses the developing fetus during gestation

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Placenta

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41
Q

Cells can either be ______ ____ ____ or _______

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Inner cell mass
Trophoblast

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42
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Fluid-filled area

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Blastocoel

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43
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Forms embryo

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Inner cell mass

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44
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Forms placenta

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Trophoblast

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45
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Day 6-7 embryo development

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Compact morula

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46
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Day 7-8 embryo development

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Early blastocyst

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47
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Day 7-9 embryo development

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Blastocyst

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48
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Day 8-10 embryo development

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Expanded blastocyst

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49
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Day 9-11 embryo development

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Hatching blastocyst

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50
Q

Trophoblast cells die off means a

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Pure population of inner cell mass cells (embryonic stem cells)

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51
Q

Embryonic stem cells can utilize

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Gene targeting

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52
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Can add a gene, replace a gene, or remove a gene in a very specific location

A

Gene targeting

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53
Q

Gene targeting needs _____ of embryonic stem cells

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Millions

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54
Q

Gene is swapped with genetic alteration

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Homologous recombination

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55
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Select cells to isolate only those that were able to take out that genetic alteration

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Selection of transformed embryonic stem cells

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56
Q

Cells taken up foreign DNA acquire

A

Antibody resistance

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57
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Select colonies of cells with identical genetic alterations

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Isolation of transformed embryonic stem cells

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58
Q

Millions/billions of cells that can freeze down to liquid nitrogen

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Expand transformed embryonic stem cells

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59
Q

Comprised of 2 completely different breeds
Not crossbred

A

Chimera

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60
Q

Sheep/goat chimera is a

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Geep

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61
Q

Genetic alteration disadvantage

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2 generations needed to get genetically engineered animal

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62
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Generic alteration advantage

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Can target genetic alterations before the animal is made

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63
Q

Clone donor cells examples

A

Ear punch
Liver
Embryonic stem cells

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64
Q

1st cloned sheep using somatic cells

A

Dolly

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65
Q

What somatic cells were used to clone dolly

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Mammary gland cells

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66
Q

Best candidate for transferring organs into humans

A

Pigs

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67
Q

1st cloned cat

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Carbon copy

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68
Q

Cloning advantage

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Can make a genetically engineered animal in one generation

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69
Q

Cloning disadvantage

A

Not super efficient
Expensive

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70
Q

UNL genetically engineered pigs contained what protein

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Green fluorescent

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71
Q

Approaching cow for rectal palpation procedure

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  1. Grasp tail firmly lift to one side
  2. Put on lubricated glove or sleeve
  3. Insert closed hand into rectum halfway to elbow
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72
Q

Heat checking: gilts exposed to boar exposure for __ to ____ minutes

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15 to 20 minutes

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73
Q

The gilt being mounted by other gilts is

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In heat

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74
Q

In heat gilt characteristics

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Frozen, immobile, stands solid
Ears pinned back
Allows to sit on back
Red, swollen Vulva

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75
Q

How do you mark gilts in heat

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Heat chemical symbol on back

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76
Q

Heat checking scoring system: dashed line

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Didn’t show any signs of heat

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77
Q

Heat checking scoring system: 2++

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Vulva is super swollen

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78
Q

Heat checking scoring system

A

-, 2-, 2, 2+, 2++

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79
Q

Triangle is what symbol

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Chemical heat symbol

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80
Q

Gilts average ____ days of estrus cycles

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21

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81
Q

Gilt AI tip is in what shape

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Shape of boar penis

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82
Q

How do you insert an AI rod into a gilt

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Upward motion, turn counter-clockwise

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83
Q

Estrous synchronization advantages

A

Decrease labor and calving period
Reduce calving season
More uniform weaning weights

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84
Q

Agonists for steroid hormone progesterone

A

Progestogens

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85
Q

Mimics luteal phase by having a light level of

A

Progesterone

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86
Q

Ways to administer progesterone

A

Injection
Feed
Implant
CIDR

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87
Q

CIDR application process

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  1. Insert CIDR loading device into the vagina
  2. X-ray of CIDR loading device in vagina
  3. Release CIDR apparatus
  4. Leave a little bit of a tag to remove CIDR when necessary
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88
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Protocol of eazi-breed CIDR (beef cow)

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Day 1: insert CIDR with CIDIROL capsule
Day 6: inject PG
Day 7: remove CIDR
Day 8: inject 2mL CIDIROL
Day 9-11: detect estrus

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89
Q

Synchro Mate B protocol (beef cattle)

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Day 1: implant and inject SMB
Day 9: remove implant 48hr calf separation
Day 11-12: detect estrus

90
Q

Danny is from

A

Eastern colorado

91
Q

Danny has ___ pet cows

92
Q

Danny’s birthday is

A

February 28th

93
Q

Dr.white has ____ replacement heifers

94
Q

MGA + lutalyse for synchronization protocol 1

A

Day 1: feed MGA
Day 14: MGA removed
Day 14-17: estrus, do not breed
Day 18: lutalyse injection, breed

95
Q

MGA + lutalyse for synchronization protocol 2

A

Day 1: feed MGA
Day 8: inject lutalyse
Day 9: MGA is removed
Day 11-13: estrus detection, breed

96
Q

Progesterone plateaus once a ____ ___ is formed

97
Q

_____ occurs to start next estrus cycle

A

Luteolysis

98
Q

Lutalyse protocol: 2-injection method

A

Day 1: inject lutalyse
Day 11-14: heat check and breed
Day 15: inject lutalyse

99
Q

Lutalyse protocol: 1-method injection

A

Day 1: inject lutalyse
Day 11-14: heat check and breed

100
Q

Lutalyse protocol: 1-injection + heat detection

A

Day 1-5: heat check
Day 6: inject lutalyse
After: heat check and breed

101
Q

Older CL have a

A

Larger mass

102
Q

Smaller CL respond

103
Q

Which reacts sooner: heifers or cows

104
Q

What can cause an abortion

105
Q

What cattle respond poorly to the two injection system of PGF2alpha

106
Q

What is used mostly in problem breeding cows (dairy cows)

A

Cystorelin

107
Q

Synchronizing of estrus and ovulation in cows steps

A
  1. PGF2alpha - cow ovulates
  2. PGF2alpha - new follicular phase
  3. GnRH
  4. PGF2alpha
  5. GnRH
  6. Insemination: 30-40% conception
108
Q

Synchro-mate B protocol (sheep)

A

Day 1: insert norgestomet implant
Day 13: remove implant
Day 15: detect estrus

109
Q

Easy-breed CIDR protocol (sheep)

A

Day 1: insert CIDR
Day 12: remove CIDR
Day 14: detect estrus

110
Q

What animal can be effectively synchronized with P.G. 600

A

Prepubertal gilts

111
Q

A.I. cow steps

A
  1. Make sure you can put a finger on cervix
  2. Put rod in vagina in upward motion and level
  3. Go through rings and expel semen in uterine horns
112
Q

A.I. mare steps

A
  1. Use finger to feel opening of cervix
  2. Insert rod through cervix
  3. expel semen in uterine body
113
Q

A.I. dog steps

A
  1. Insert AI rod fairly close to cervix
  2. Expel semen - enters uterine body
114
Q

Bull semen evaluation calculation

A

100(50)N*1000
100 = dilution factor
50 = hemacytometer factor
N = # of sperm counted in hemacytometer
1000 = multiplication factor to represent 1 mL

115
Q

Boar semen evaluation calculation

A

1050N*1000

116
Q

Total number of sperm/ejaculate equation

A

Total # sperm/ejaculate = sperm concentration * total volume

117
Q

Mechanism of action for stimulating the ejaculation process steps

A
  1. Intromission
  2. Sensory stimulation of glans penis
  3. Sudden and powerful contraction of urethralis, bulbospongiosus and ischiocavernosus muscles
  4. Expulsion of semen
118
Q

Sensory stimulation of glans penis signals

A

Temperature
Pressure

119
Q

Bull type of copulatory

120
Q

Bull ejaculation time

A

A few seconds

121
Q

Bull volume of ejaculate

A

Fairly small

122
Q

Bull concentration of sperm within ejaculate

A

Fairly high

123
Q

Stallion type of copulator

A

Intermediate

124
Q

Stallion mating time

A

30 seconds to 1 minute

125
Q

Stallion volume of ejaculate

A

Much higher than bull

126
Q

Stallion concentration of sperm

A

A little lower than bull

127
Q

Boar type of copulator

128
Q

Boar mating time

A

5 minutes to 20 minutes

129
Q

Boar volume of ejaculate

A

Significantly higher than bull and stallion

130
Q

Boar sperm concentration

A

A lot lower than bull and stallion

131
Q

3 muscles primarily associated with ejaculation

A

Ischiocavernosus
Bulbospongiosus
Urethralis

132
Q

What are toxic to sperm

A

Powder and latex

133
Q

What kind of glove is needed to collect semen from boars

A

Powder-free vinyl glove

134
Q

Collecting semen from boars: use a

A

Phantom mount/dummy
Tease with female in estrus

135
Q

Collecting semen from stallion

A

Artificial vagina integrated into a phantom mount

136
Q

Phantom mount for a bull

A

Cowhide over it
Portable

137
Q

Usually treated with hormones to mimic female in estrus and allow bull to mount

A

Jump steer

138
Q

Head of sperm abnormalities

A

Crater defect
Tapered heads
Ruffled acrosome
Knobbed acrosome

139
Q

What is the best fertility indicator

140
Q

Tail abnormalities

A

Coiled tail
Double mid piece
Folded tail
Detached head

141
Q

Sperm mature as they move through the

A

Epididymis

142
Q

To tell if sperm is mature what is the key indicator

A

Cytoplasm droplet is as far as it moves from head of sperm then it is shed

143
Q

Want to see less than __% of ejaculate consisting of abnormalities

144
Q

Undifferentiated cells that replenish or repopulate either a specific tissue or organ or multiple tissues and organs

A

Stem cells

145
Q

Hierarchy of stem cells

A

Totipotent
Pluripotent
Blood stem cells, muscle, nerve, bone, other tissues

146
Q

The ability of a single cell to differentiate and develop into a complete organism

A

Totipotency

147
Q

The ability of a single cell to differentiate into more than one cell type or tissue

A

Pluripotency

148
Q

What opened doors for stem cell research

A

Dolly the sheep clone

149
Q

Day 0-2 early embryonic development

A

Location: oviduct
Development: one cell

150
Q

Day 1-3 early embryonic development

A

Location: oviduct
Development: 2 cell

151
Q

Day 2-3 early embryonic development

A

Location: oviduct or uterus
Development: 4 cell

152
Q

Day 3-5 early embryonic development

A

Location: uterus
Development: 8 cell

153
Q

Day 4-5 early embryonic development

A

Location: uterus
Development: 16 cell

154
Q

Day 5-8 early embryonic development

A

Location: uterus
Development: morula

155
Q

Day 6-7 embryonic development

A

Compact morula

156
Q

Day 7-8 embryonic development

A

Early blastocyst

157
Q

Day 7-9 embryonic development

A

Blastocyst

158
Q

Day 8-10 embryonic development

A

Expanded blastocyst

159
Q

Day 9-11 embryonic development

A

Hatching blastocyst

160
Q

Embryonic stem cells grow in

161
Q

Mono layer of cells that line the bottom of the culture plate

A

Fiberblast cells

162
Q

Provide nutrients to the media that are required for the embryonic stem cells

A

Fiberblast cells

163
Q

Efficiency of embryonic stem cell- like culture formation from porcine embryos

A

Less than 1% to develop embryonic stem cell

164
Q

Form blood and immune cells
Responsible for constant renewal of blood
Isolated from blood or bone marrow

A

Hematopoietic stem cells

165
Q

Hematopoietic stem cell characteristics

A

Can renew themselves
Can differentiate into a variety of cell types
Can move out of bone marrow into circulating blood

166
Q

Rich in stem cells
Immunologically naive
Perfect match for donor
Life saving benefits for siblings
Differentiate into a variety of cell types

A

Umbilical cord stem cells

167
Q

Umbilical cord stem cells are isolated from

A

Umbilical cord blood

168
Q

AI gilts every __ hours while in heat

169
Q

Injectable anesthetic cocktail

170
Q

How is TARK administered into the ear vein

A

23 gauge butterfly cannula

171
Q

What tubes are placed into the nares of the pig

A

Endonassal

172
Q

What scrub is used to prepare surgical site

173
Q

Cleanse surgical site with

A

70% alcohol

174
Q

What is removed from incubator and poured into syringe

A

BECM flushing media

175
Q

What anesthesia is the pig maintained with

A

Isoflurane inhalation

176
Q

What part of the scapal do you use

A

Curve part

177
Q

__ inch skin incision is made on abdomen between _______ and last pair of _____

A

3
Umbilicus
Teats

178
Q

Insertion of flushing cannula into _______ of the oviduct

A

Infundibulum

179
Q

The cannula is held into a ___ mL ruble that will collect the flushing media and the embryos

180
Q

____ -end needle administering media into the oviduct

181
Q

First __ mL will collect embryos

182
Q

_____ appearance indicates rupture of CLs at ovulation and release of eggs

183
Q

Closing body wall use a ________ needle

A

Non-traumatic

184
Q

Each suture is

A

Double knotted

185
Q

Suturing skin stitch

A

Continuous

186
Q

Suturing skin needle

A

Cutting edge

187
Q

Body wall needle

A

Large curved

188
Q

Indicator of pregnancy

A

Feel over pelvis to find cervix
Placenta of fetus feels like a bag of walnuts
Feel fetus

189
Q

Day 21 embryo of calf

A

Heart begins to beat
Lungs, liver and pancreas begin to develop

190
Q

Elongation of pig blastocytes shape at day 10

A

Spherical embryo

191
Q

Elongation of pig blastocytes shape at day 11

A

Oval shaped embryo

192
Q

Elongation of pig blastocytes shape day 11.5

A

Tubular shaped embryo

193
Q

Elongation of pig blastocytes shape day 11.75

A

Elongated filamentous thread

194
Q

Highest growth rate an individual will have their entire lifespan between day ___ and ___

195
Q

Origin: Early entodermal layer

196
Q

Function: vestigial

197
Q

Origin: Cavitation From inner cell mass

198
Q

Function: Encloses fetus in a fluid-filled cavity

199
Q

Origin: Diverticulum of hindgut

200
Q

Function: Blood vessels connect fetal with placental circulation

201
Q

Origin: Trophoblastic capsule of blastocyst

202
Q

Function: Encloses embryo and other fetal membranes

203
Q

Origin: Amnion wraps about the yolk stalk

A

Umbilical cord

204
Q

Function: Encloses Allantoic vessels
Acts as the vascular link between mother and fetus

A

Umbilical cord

205
Q

Animals with a diffuse placenta

A

Pig
Horse
Lemur

206
Q

Placenta where villi are spread evenly across the surface of the chorion
Velvety appearance

207
Q

Animals with a cotyledonary placenta

A

Cow
Ewe
Deer

208
Q

Placenta with villi grouped in rosettes and have circular structures on surface of chorion

A

Cotyledonary

209
Q

Animals with a zonary placenta

210
Q

Placenta where the villi are in a band-like appearance distribution

A

Zonary placenta

211
Q

Animals with a discoid placenta

A

Rabbit
Rodents
Bats
Insectivores
Human

212
Q

Placenta where one or two areas where villi are distributed and limited to disc-shaped areas

213
Q

Fetus becomes _____ when the water breaks

A

Hypoxic - starving for oxygen

214
Q

Directly surrounds fetus
Inner-most layer

215
Q

Placentome consists of

A

Maternal caruncle
Fetal colyledon

216
Q

Outermost water sac

A

Chorio-allantois

217
Q

Innermost water sac

A

Amnio-allantois

218
Q

Marker of length of placenta in pigs

A

Necrotic tip

219
Q

When villi don’t shrink during birth it can cause

A

Retained placenta

220
Q

What are used to help with retained placentas

A

Antibiotics and oxytocin

221
Q

TARK meaning

A

Telezol
atropine
rompun
ketamine

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