Lecture 10: Early Embryonic Development Flashcards

1
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Terratogen

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Any agent or factor that can cause congenital abnormalities in an embryo or fetus

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2
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5 common terratogens

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  • Genetic factors
  • Radiation
  • Hormones
  • Chemical agents
  • Infectious agents
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3
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Teratogenic influence at predifferentiation stage

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Embryo dies

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4
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Teratogenic influence at organogenesis stage

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Structural defects (embryonic period)

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5
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Teratogenic influence at fetal growth stage

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Affects functional maturation

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6
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Single cell

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zygote

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7
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Compact mass of cells

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Morula

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8
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Fluid filled cyst with cells at periphery

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Blastula

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9
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`Bilaminar disc

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early gastrula

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10
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Trilaminar disc to tube shape

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late gastrula

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11
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Zygote

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  • Large (160 um)

- Divisions occur in uterine tube, resulting in blastomeres

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12
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Is there an increase in size during blastogenesis?

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No. Compaction occurs as the cell divides.

No increase in overall size o embryo while inside zone of pellucida

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13
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Trophoblasts will form

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part of placental membranes

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14
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Embryoblasts will form

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  • the entire embryo
  • forms the bilaminar disc of the epiblast and hypoblast
  • establishes dorsal and ventral axis
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15
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Epiblasts give rise to

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Ectoderm

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16
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Hypoblast gives rise to

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Endoderm

17
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Ectoderm gives rise to

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Epithelium
Nervous tissue
Neural crest cells

18
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Endoderm

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Epithelium of digestive and respiratory systems

19
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Mesoderm gives rise to

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Connective tissues
Muscle tissues
Cardiovascular system
Urogenital tract
Endothelium
Mesothelium
20
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What layers is the epithelium derived

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All three (ecto, meso, and endoderm)

21
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Gastrulation is a formation of

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a three layered embryo

22
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Gastrulation begins with

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the formation of the primitive streak in the epiblast.

Cranial-caudal axis established

23
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How is the primitive streak formed?

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  • Epiblast cell migrate towards primitive streak and form the ectoderm
  • Hypoblast/endoblast cells replaced to form the primary endoderm
  • Mesoderm is also formed from cells migrating from the primitive streak
24
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Notochord

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Cluster of cells derived from the mesoderm, determines axis of embryo and required to signal neural tube formation.
Transient embryonic midline structure in vertebrates

25
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6 Mesoderm inductive effects

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  1. Forms notochord
  2. Notochord induces ectoderm to form neural tissue
  3. Neural tube and neural crest cells formed
  4. Some somites seen
  5. Lateral, cranial, caudal body folds create the head, tail, primitive anus and mouth
  6. Nervous system defined
26
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Where is the presumptive notochord located

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in or above the endoderm but of mesodermal origin

27
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4 steps of neural tube formation

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  1. Neural ectoderm thickens
  2. Neural folds dip down, producing the neural groove
  3. Neural folds contact, neural ectoderm cells rearrange
  4. The neural tube is formed
28
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Axial mesoderm gives rise to

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Notochord

29
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Paraxial mesoderm gives rise to

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Somites

30
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Intermediate mesoderm gives rise to

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Genital systems

Urinary system

31
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Lateral plate mesoderm gives rise to

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Somatic and splanchnic mesoderms

32
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Somites

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Division of animals body giving rise to muscle, cartilage, tendons, dermis (limbs, vertebrae)

33
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Three somites

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Dermatome - dermis
Myotome - muscle
Schlerotome -cartilage, tendons, endothelia

34
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Cranial part of neural tube

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brain

35
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Caudal part of neural tube

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spinal cord

36
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Neural crest cells

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Transient, multipotent migratory cell population unique to vertebrates that gives rise to a diverse cell lineage, including melanocytes, craniofacial cartilage, and bone