Topic 2 (Reproduction) Flashcards

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The structure of sperm cell (4)

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1)Haploid nucleus
2)Acrosome
3)Mitochondira
4)Small

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The function of acrosome (2)

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1)Release digestive enzymes
2)To digest the zona pellucida

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The function of mitochondria in sperm cell (2)

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1)Produce ATP via respiration
2)For fertilisation

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The structure of oocyte (5)

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1)Lipid droplet
2)Large cytoplasm
3)Zona pellucida
4)Cortical granule
5)Haploid nucleus

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The function of lipid droplet in a oocyte

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Source of energy for future division and growth

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The adaption of large cytoplasm in a oocyte

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Allows the fusion of sperm cell nuclei during fertilisation

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The adaptation of zona pellucida

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1)The cortical granule causes it to harden once one sperm has reached its nuclei
2)Prevents polyspermy

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Adaptation of haploid nucleus in gametes

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Can be restored back to diploid during fertilisation

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The stages of oogenesis (4)

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1)Primary oocyte undergo meiosis from before birth and halted at prophase I
2)At puberty, meiosis I completes and is halted at meiosis II which produce the first polar body and a secondary oocyte
3)Secondary oocyte released at ovulation and only complete Meiosis II if fertilised
4)If fertilised, a secondary polar body is produced

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The stages of spermatogenesis

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1)Primary spermatocyte (diploid)
2)Undergo meiosis I to produce secondary spermatocyte
3)Meiosis II to produce spermatids
4)Differeciate into specialised spermatozoa

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The process of fertilisation (9)

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1)The sperm reaches the oocyte
2)Acrosome reaction
3)Fusion of two membranes
4)Cortical reaction
5)Secondary oocyte completes meiosis II
6)nuclear envelope disappear
7)Chromosome fuses becoming a diploid zygote
8)Undergo cleavage division
9)Impants to the uterus as blastocyst

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The stages of acrosome reaction (2)

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1)Sperm binds to zona pellucida
3)Acrosome secretes digestive enzyme

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The stages of cortical reaction (3)

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1)Exocytosis of cortical granule
2)Fuse with zona pellucida
3)Forming fertilisation membrane

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The stages of microsporogenesis (3)

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1)Microspore undergo meiosis to produce 4 haploid cells
2)Each undergo mitosis
3)Produce one pollen tube nucleus and one generative nucleus

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The stages of megasporogenesis

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1)megaspore divide by meiosis into 4 haploid megapores
2)3 degenerates
3)One undergo 3 mitosis
4)Which produce one gamete, two polar nuclei and 5 other cells

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The process of fertilisation in plant (4)

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1)Pollen lands on stigma triggers generative nucleus to undergo mitosis
2)Pollen tube nuclei secretes enzyme to digest style tissue
3)Pollen tube grows towards the ovary and enters the embryo sac via the micropyle then degenerates
4)double fertilisation occur

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What happens during double fertilisation (2)

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1)One generative nucleus fuse with female gamete (zygote)
2)One generative nucleus fuse with 2 polar nuclei (triploid endosperm cell)