Physiology - basics Flashcards

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Gametes Function

  1. PRESERVATION of -
  2. GENERATION of -
  3. TRANSMISSION of -

*gametes _____ ___*

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  1. PRESERVATION of genetic integrity of germline (prevention of ageing)
  2. GENERATION of genetic diversity
  3. TRANSMISSION of genetic info to the next generation

*gametes never die*

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Germ cells divide less often during __________ than somatic cells

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Germ cells divide less often during EMBRYOGENESIS than somatic cells

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Meiosis 1

  • Genetic _______
  1. Prophase 1 - Chromosomes ____ __
  2. Prometaphase 1 - Nuclear membrane __________ and ___ replicates
  3. Metaphase 1 - __________ group together
  4. Anaphase 1 - Chiasmata seperates to seperate poles
  5. Telophase 1 - Nuclear envelope _______
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Meiosis 1

  • Genetic DIVERSITY
  1. Prophase 1 - Chromosomes PAIR UP
  2. Prometaphase 1 - Nuclear membrane DISAPPEARS and DNA replicates
  3. Metaphase 1 - CHROMOSOMES group together
  4. Anaphase 1 - Chiasmata seperates to seperate poles
  5. Telophase 1 - Nuclear envelope REFORMS
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MEIOSIS II

  • _______ chromatids
  • Two ________ cells
  • __ chromosomes
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MEIOSIS II

  • Separate chromatids
  • Two daughter cells
  • 23 chromosomes
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Numerical Chromosomal Abnomalities

  • Non-disjunction: chromosome fails to separate in m______ = aneuploidy/polyploidy
  • Mosaicism: non-disjuntion during m______, some cells have ________ chromosome number
  • Translocations: chromosomes breaks - piece attaches to another = unbalanced
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Numerical Chromosomal Abnomalities

  • Non-disjunction: chromosome fails to separate in MEIOSIS = aneuploidy/polyploidy
  • Mosaicism: non-disjuntion during MITOSIS, some cells have ABNORMAL chromosome number
  • Translocations: chromosomes breaks - piece attaches to another = unbalanced
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  • __% of conceptions result in spontaneous abortion*
  • 60% of these caused by _________ (one or more chromosomes not diploid)*

Trisomy 21 - D_____ S_________, extra copy of chromosome 21. 95% = meiotic n________, 4% = unbalanced translocation, 1% = mosiacism

Trisomy 18 - extra copy of chomosome 18, 85% lost in pregnancy

Trisomy 13 - extra copy of chromosome 13, >90% die in first month after birth

A
  • 50% of conceptions result in spontaneous abortion*
  • 60% of these caused by ANEUPLOIDY (one or more chromosomes not diploid)*

Trisomy 21 - Downs Syndrome, extra copy of chromosome 21. 95% = meiotic non-disjunction, 4% = unbalanced translocation, 1% = mosiacism

Trisomy 18 - extra copy of chomosome 18, 85% lost in pregnancy

Trisomy 13 - extra copy of chromosome 13, >90% die in first month after birth

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Structural Chromosomal Abnormalities

  • Deletion
  • Inversion
  • Translocation
  • Duplication
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Complications - Structural Chromosomal Abnormalities

  • Angelman Syndrome - deletion on ________ chromosome 15
  • Prader-Willi Syndrome - deletion on ______ chromosome 15
  • Fragile X Syndrome - part of chromosome is prone to breaking
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Complications - Structural Chromosomal Abnormalities

  • Angelman Syndrome - deletion on maternal chromosome 15
  • Prader-Willi Syndrome - deletion on paternal chromosome 15
  • Fragile X Syndrome - part of chromosome is prone to breaking
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TESTIS - produce sperm, secrete androgens (t_______)

OVARIES - produce eggs, secrete estrogens (e_____/p________)

*Spermatazoa are generated in S______ T________

Spermatazoa mature in the E______ prior ro ejaculation*

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TESTIS - produce sperm, secrete androgens (testosterone)

OVARIES - produce eggs, secrete estrogens (estradial/progesterone)

*Spermatazoa are generated in Seminiferous Tubules

Spermatazoa mature in the Epididymus prior ro ejaculation*

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