Life Before Birth Flashcards

1
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perimplantation stage

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week 1: fertilised embryo is not embedded into the uterus

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2
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embryonic stage: organogenesis

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week 2-8: implantation and placenta is developed

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3
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fetal stage: growth and development

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week 9-38: embryo is now a fetus

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4
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cleavage

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mitotic divisions of the fertilised oocyte - each division produces identical daughter cell

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5
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zona pellucida

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glycoprotein coat that prevents premature implantation

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6
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isthmus

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size of oocyte remains the same to allow passage down uterine tube

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7
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morula

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day 4, cells maximise contact with each other and form tight junctions then enters the uterus

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8
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blastocyst formation

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9
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ICM

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forms the embryo and extraembryonic tissues

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10
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trophoblasts

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forms the placenta

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11
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blastocyst cavity

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fluid enters the zona pellucida into spaces of ICM

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12
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implantation

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blastocyst runs out of nutrients so needs to implant. ICM cells proliferate and fluid builds up
- blastocyst hatches from zona pellucida to facilitate implantation

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13
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gastrulation (week 3)

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cell division and migration resulting in 3 germ layers. forms the trilaminar embryo from the bilaminar epiblast

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14
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primitive streak

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where gastrulation begins, cells move towards primative streak where they invaginate

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15
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invagination

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cells move to primitive streak where they push down and out to the side to form 3 layers

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16
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ectoderm

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forms structures like epidermis, cornea, nervous system etc.

17
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mesoderm

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forms structures like skeletal system, muscular system, dermis, reproductive system etc.

18
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endoderm

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forms liver, pancreas, thymus, epithelial lining of resp/digest etc.

19
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weeks 1-2

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pre-implantation
- fertilisation, cleavage, compaction and blastocyst formation

20
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week 2

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implantation
- bilaminar germ disc
- decidualisation

21
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week 3

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gastrulation
- trilaminar embryo

22
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totipotent

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total power e.g., zygote

23
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pluripotent

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very many e.g., ICM give rise to 3 germ layers

24
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multipotent

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make multiple e.g., haemopoeitic stem cells