Meisosis, Fertilization and Development Flashcards
What have 23 individual chromosomes and are haploid cells
Gametes (sex cells)
Combination of a male and female gamete form a:
Zygote (diploid)
Meiosis produces haploid or diploid cells?
Haploid
Meiosis begins with what type of cells?
Diploid stem cells with one maternal and one paternal pair of chromosomes
Meiosis I ends with a haploid or diploid cell?
2 Haploid with either two copies of maternal chromosomes or two copies of paternal chromosomes
The tetrad (crossing over) happens at what stage of Meiosis
Meiosis I in Prophase I
Where does spermatogenesis occur
Seminiferous tubules
Describe the 5 stages of sperm formation
- Spermatogonium
- Primary spermatocyte
- Secondary spermatocytes
- Spermatids
- Spermatozoa
Name the process:
- Spermatogonium develops into Primary Spermatocyte by _________
- Spermatocytes develop into spermatids by _________
- Spermatids develop into spermatozoa by __________
- Mitosis
- Meiosis
- Spermiogenesis
Formation of female gametes is called _________
Oogenesis
When are oogonia produced?
In early fetal life
Name the process:
- Oogonium develop into primary oocytes by ________
- Oocyte develops into ovum by ________
- Mitosis
2. Meiosis
What 2 stages are oocytes arrested in?
Prophase I (before birth)
and
Metaphase II (ovulation)
What happens to the oocyte membrane immediately as an egg is fertilized?
Membranes of oocyte and sperm fuse. Membrane structure of oocyte changes so no more sperm can enter
What forms when male and female chromosomes combine
Zygote
Daughter cells > turn into > blastomeres > turn into > __________ > turn into > __________
Morula ; blastocyst
Implantation occurs _________ days after fertilization
4-7 days
Blastocyst is fully implanted by day _______
16
Placenta formation happens at week ______
4
What are the two stages of development?
Embryonic (week 3-8)
Fetal (week 9 until birth)
What is gastrulation
The formation of the 3 germ layers (endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm)
Important milestones in early embryonic development:
Looks like lil lizard baby:
>tail forms
>heart starts beating
>Nervous system (eyes and brain) begins forming
Important milestones 5-8 weeks:
> tail disappears
heart has 4 chambers
brains, organs, limbs develop further
Important milestones @ 3 months
> Baby got a big ass head because brain enlarges
gender visible
ossification begins
Important milestones @ 5 months
> red bone marrow produces most blood cells
fetus appears human like
body growth catches up to head
rapid organ development
What is fetal/developmental programming (we talked about this)
Fetal development adapts to nutrients or lack of nutrients that the mother provides
Increased risks to baby due to under-nutrition in utero are:
Cardiovascular disease
Hypertension
Obesity
Type II diabetes
Reduced life span
Protein restriction in mother leads to decreased _________ in baby
Nephron numbers»_space;lead to» Kidney failure