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m1 + 2 lab - cells, life cycles and proliferation Flashcards

1
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what are the two cell differentiation types?

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mitosis and meiosis

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2
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what is mitosis?

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cell division

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what is the purpose of mitosis?

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replacement, repair, and growth

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what are the cell types in mitosis?

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somatic cells (“soma” means body)

ex.) epithelium tissue
- muscle tissue
- connective tissue
- nerve tissue

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5
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what tissues are amitotic?

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  • nerve cells
  • cardiac muscle
  • skeletal muscle
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6
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what is the purpose of meiosis?

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procreation

  • genetic variation
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7
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what cells are used in meiosis?

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gametes/ sex cells

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8
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what are outcomes that can happen if a cell does not go through the normal cell life cycle?

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  • cell dies
  • cell turns cancerous
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9
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what is the process of meiosis?

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Meiotic Division 1
- begins with replicated DNA (4n)
- cell division occurs (each become 2n)
Meiotic Division 2
- each cell of 2n divides through a second cell division, producing 4 haploids (n or 23 chromosomes each)

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10
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what is synapsis?

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alignment of the homologous pairs at the cell equator – forming “tetrads”

in Prophase M1, maternal finds paternal

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11
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what is a crossover (genetic recombination)?

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one chromatid segment of a homologous chromosome exchanges positions with another chromatid (crossing over, forms chiasma)

chromatids break off, those ends join their corresponding (new) chromosomes

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12
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what is spermatogenesis?

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the process through which sperm cell production occurs

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13
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where does spermatogenesis occur?

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seminiferous tubules

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14
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what is the name of the stem cell used in spermatogenesis?

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spermatogonia

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15
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pathway of spermatogenesis?

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spermatids from spermatogonia mature in the Epididymis then spermiation occurs —> shedding of everything unnecessary

  • begins at puberty
  • ends at death
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16
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what are the hormones used in spermatogenesis?

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FSH and testosterone

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17
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where does oogenesis occur?

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ovary

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18
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what is the name of the stem cell used in oogenesis?

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oogonia

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19
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pathway of oogenesis?

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  • begins at 8th month of gestation
  • stops at Prophase of M1
  • starts again at puberty w/ only a few at a time due to FSH and LH
  • matures with the follicles
    process is not complete until it is fertilized
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20
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what happens in Metaphase M2 of oogenesis during puberty?

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the oocyte is ovulated

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21
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how many sperm do males produce?

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4 sperm, two X and two Y

22
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how many eggs do females produce?

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only 1 viable egg, the other three sets of DNA are discarded

helps to increase survivability of the infant

23
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what does the hormone GnRH do to the anterior pituitary gland?

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causing it to secrete FSH and LH - which target the ovaries

24
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what does follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) do?

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oogenesis follicular development

25
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what does luteinizing hormone (LH) do?

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stimulates ovulation hormone release
- estrogen and progesterone

26
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what do interstitial cells do?

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produce testosterone

27
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what do sustentacular (sertoli) cells do?

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nourish and protect the sperm

28
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what happens to sperm in the epididymis during spermiation?

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sperm:
- matures
- stored
- reabsorbed

29
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what does capacitation do?

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sperm need to mix with PSA (prostate specific antigen) to activate

30
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how many chromosomes do gametes contain?

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23 chromosomes (not in pairs)

31
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what are the parts of a sperm cell?

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head
- acrosome –> enzymatic covering
- nucleus –> n = 23
midpiece
tail

32
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what do estrogen and progesterone control?

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menses (menstruation)

33
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what is the ovarian cycle?

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28 day cycle controlled by FSH and LH
- produces secondary oocyte and estrogen/progesterone

34
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phases of the ovarian cycle?

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follicular phase - day 1-13
ovulation phase - day 14
luteal phase - day 15-28

35
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what happens in the follicular phase (day 1-13)?

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primordial follicles are activated —>
becoming primary follicles (cuboidal epithelium => secretes sex hormones) —>
becomes secondary follicles that release rising amounts of estrogen - helps endometrium redevelop

follicle develops into large fluid filled Graffian Follicle (cuboidal cells surrounding oocyte are called Corona Radiata

36
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what happens in the ovulation phase (day 14)?

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sudden increase in LH causes ovulation —> expelling the oocyte into the peritoneum (may cause Mittelschmerz pain)

37
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what happens in the luteal phase (day 15-28)?

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  • after ovulation, left over granulosa cells form the Corpus Luteum (Yellow Body)
  • when Corpus Luteum forms —> produce progesterone to maintain the endometrium
38
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what happens in the luteal phase if implantation occurs?

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it will continue 90 days until the placenta takes over production

39
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what happens in the luteal phase if implantation does not occur?

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the Corpus Luteum will degenerate in 10 days —> leads to menses

there will be a small scar called Corpus Albicans (White Body)

40
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phases in the uterine cycle?

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1) menstrual phase
2) proliferative phase
3) secretory phase

controlled by production of estrogens and progesterones

41
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what happens in the menstrual phase (days 1-5)?

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menses -> menstruation

endometrium sheds *** this occurs when progesterone levels drop to their lowest levels

42
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what happens in proliferative phase (day 6-14)?

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  • endometrium redevelops due to rising levels of estrogen
  • mucus is thin and watery to allow passage of sperm into the uterus
  • day 14 - ovulation occurs due to LH
43
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what happens in the secretory phase (day 15-28)?

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  • endometrium prepares for implantation of egg
  • levels of progesterone rise => functional layer becomes mucosal layer, acts as a mucus plug in Os of cervix
44
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what system causes erection/arousal?

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parasympathetic system

45
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orgasm is caused by:

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sympathetic system

46
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ejaculation occurs by:

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bulbospongiosus muscle contractions

47
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fertilization occurs where in the fallopian tube?

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ampulla

48
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a blastocyst:

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is implanted into the endometrium in about 7 days
- after implantation, production of HCG occurs

49
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HCG:

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Human Chorionic Gonadotropin
- indicates pregnancy
- maintains Corpus Luteum

50
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what happens in the embryonic stage?

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  • placenta attaches to the endometrium
  • amniotic sac
    -embryo develops in the first 8 weeks of gestation
51
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what does the placenta provide?

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  • location of nutrient diffusion, waste removal and oxygenation of the fetal blood
  • produces HCG and then progesterone (which maintains the pregnancy)

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