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Questions from Postlab slides Flashcards

1
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Infolding of cell sheet into embryo

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Invagination

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2
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Inturning of cell sheet over the basal surface of an outer layer

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Involution

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3
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Migration of individual cells into the embryo

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Ingression

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4
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Splitting of one sheet into two sheets

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Delamination

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5
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Expansion of one cell sheet over other cells

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Epiboly

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6
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Contact and recognition between sperm and egg

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Fertilization

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7
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Mitosis without size increase

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Cleavage

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8
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Ending of cleavage

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Formation of blastoderm

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9
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Complete cleavage

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Holoblastic

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10
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Incomplete cleavage

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Meroblastic

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11
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Formation of three-layered organism in its proper orientation

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Gastrulation

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12
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Five examples of gastrulation movements

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Invagination, involution, ingression, delamination, epiboly,

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13
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Three derivatives of somites

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Myotome, sclerotome, dermatome

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14
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Germ layer origin of notochord

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Mesoderm

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15
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Germ layer origin of somites

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Mesoderm

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16
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Germ layer origin of embryonic gut

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Endoderm

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17
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Germ layer origin of epidermis

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Ectoderm

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18
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Germ layer origin of brain

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Ectoderm

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19
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Germ layer origin of liver

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Endoderm

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20
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The formation of the ______ characterizes gastrulation in Dm

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Ventral furrow

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21
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Reason why hen only has one functional ovary

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Need ample space for egg to develop

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22
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Can a hen lay more than one egg per day?

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Yes

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23
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Where does the sperm enter the chick egg to fertilize it?

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Anywhere

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24
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Meaning of macrolecithal

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Large yolk

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25
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Outermost layer of egg shell

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Cuticular layer

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26
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Only egg shell layer that is not made of calcium carbonate

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Cuticular layer

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27
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Middle layer of egg shell

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Spongy layer

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28
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Composition of spongy and mammillary layers

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Calcium carbonate

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29
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End of the egg with most pores

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Blunt end

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30
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Which of the two (inner/outer cell membrane) is made of thin elastin-like fibers of uniform thickness?

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Inner layer

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31
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Which of the two (inner/outer cell membrane) is made of thick elastin-like fibers of non-uniform thickness?

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Outer layer

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32
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Antibacterials in albumen

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Lysozyme, ovotransferrin, avidin

33
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Antivirals in albumen

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Ovomucin, cystatin

34
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Function of avidin

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Binds to biotin

35
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Disease caused by eating too many raw egg

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Egg white disease

36
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Living component of egg that contains viable embryo

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Germinal disc

37
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Difference between blastodisc and blastoderm

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Blastoderm - fertile; blastodisc - infertile

38
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Blastoderm indicates ____ egg?

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Fertile

39
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Blastodisc indicates ____ egg?

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Infertile

40
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What stage of development is a chick egg in once it is laid?

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Gastrulation

41
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Description of chick cleavage

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Meroblastic discoidal

42
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Cells produced during cleavage

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Blastomeres

43
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Two layers formed at the end of cleavage

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Epiblast, Hypoblast

44
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Layer of blastoderm that makes embryo

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Epiblast

45
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Layer of blastoderm that makes extraembryonic structures

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Hypoblast

46
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Space in center of blastoderm that separates cells from yolk

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Subgerminal cavity

47
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Function of subgerminal cavity

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Separates cells from yolk

48
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Characterizes chick gastrulation

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Hensen’s node @ primitive streak

49
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Type of fertilization in mouse

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Internal

50
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Stage of meiosis at which the mouse egg cell is in, once it gets fertilized?

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Meiosis II

51
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Does physiological polyspermy occur in mice?

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No

52
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The two layers of blastocyst formed during mouse cleavage

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Inner cell mass, trophectoderm

53
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Fate of trophectoderm

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Extraembryonic structures

54
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Fate of inner cell mass

A

Mouse embryo

55
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Why more practical to use small model systems?

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Cheaper, faster, less complicated

56
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Characteristics of good model organisms (4)

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1) easy to manipulate
2) good genetics
3) easy to propagate
4) cheap and abundant

57
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Why is Dm a good model organism (4)

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Amenable to mutagenesis; Ubiquitous and abundant; Well-known genetics and development; Easy to maintain in the laboratory

58
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Why is Zf a good model organism (3)

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Produces many offspring
External fertilization
Amenable to complex manipulations

59
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Why is Gallus domesticus a good model org (3)

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Highly available
Embryos are similar to those of mammals
Staging is simple

60
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Why not Gallus domesticus? (2)

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Hard to study embryos within eggs

Poor genetics

61
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Why mus musculus (3)?

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Have many genes homologous to humans during development
Similar to human embryos
good genetics

62
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Why not? (1)

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Difficult to follow development

63
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Eight gastrulation movements

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invagination, involution, delamination, ingression, epiboly, migration, intercalation, convergent extension

64
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When does eclosion occur (What day)?

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Day 11 or 12

65
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3 components of the culture medium in Dm

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1) potato/corn meal
2) propionic acid
3) yeast

66
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Type of cleavage of Dm?

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Meroblastic superficial

67
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During the larval period, the larva grows and molts _______, separating the period into three instars

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twice

68
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Gestation period of chick

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19-21 days

69
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Why do hens have only one fxnal ovary?

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Because having two mature ovaries will not give enough space for the egg to develop and traverse the oviduct.

70
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How do double egg yolks occur?

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When two ovarian follicles develop at the same rate, they will be simultaneously ovulated

71
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Why is albumen yellowish in color?

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Contains riboflavin or ovoflavin (carotenoids)

72
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How long is sperm viable in chick?

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2-3 weeks

73
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Precursor of Hensen’s node

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Koller’s sickle region

74
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After how long will all the primordial organs have formed?

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30 hours

75
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Fate of optic vesicle

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optic cupp

76
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fate of infundibulum

A

pituitary gland

77
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fate of epiphysis

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pineal gland

78
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is a ciliated organ of asymmetry in the zebrafish embryo that initiates left-right development of the brain, heart and gut

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Kuppfer’s vesicle

MBB 142 Lab First Exam (8 decks)

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