unit 10 - development and inheritance Flashcards

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what is a blastomere

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each name of daughter cell produced by cleavage

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what’s a morula

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cells that were loosely grouped are now more compacted and look more like a solid mass

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what’s an embryo

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a group of cells within the blastocyst form an inner cell mass that is fated to become an embryo

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what are trophoblasts

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cells that form the outer shell of the embryo

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what is totipotent

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inner mass of embryonic cells -> only lasts for a few days

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what’s implantation

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when the blastocyst embeds itself in the uterine lining via the trophoblast cells

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what is syncytiotrophoblast

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multinucleated body that digests endometrial cells to firmly secure the blastocyst to the wall

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what’s an amnion

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fills w amniotic fluid that eventually grows to surround the embryo

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what’s the yolk sac

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supplies some nutrients absorbed from the trophoblast and also provides blood circulation during 2nd and 3rd week development

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what is the allantois

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excretory duct of the embryo that will become part of the urinary bladder

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what’s the chorion

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involved with growth and development of the placenta

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whats gastrulation

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when the cells transition from an undifferentiated to a more differentiated state

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what’s the endoderm

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forms epithelial lining of the gastrointestinal tract, liver, pancreas and the lungs

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whats the mesoderm

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becomes the skeleton, muscles, heart, connective tissue kidneys and blood vessels

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what’s the ectoderm

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gives rise to cell lineages that differentiate to become central and perph nervous systems, sensory organs (skin hair and nails)

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what’s a karyotype

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systematic arrangement of the pairs of chromosomes

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what are sex chromosomes

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determine the sex of the individuals (xx =female and xy=male)

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what are automosal chromosomes

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the remaining 22 pairs

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what’s a gene

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contain info for the production of a particular protein

20
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whats genotype

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the individuals complete genetic makeup

21
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what’s mutation

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respond as a result of DNA replication errors

22
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what’s a character

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inheritable characteristic (eye colour, height)

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what’s a trait

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variation of a character (tall vs short, blue vs brown)

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what’s laws of segregation

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where an inherited gene from either parent segregates to gametes at an equal frequency

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what are dizygotic twins & how formed

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fraternal. 2 eggs released during ovulation and both become fertilized. 2 zygotes form, implant and develop

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what are monozygotic twins & how formed?

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1 zygotes divides into 2 separate offspring during early development.