week 3 Flashcards

embryology

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What are the key events in development

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1) growth
2) differentiation
3) Morphogenesis
4) Ebryology
5) then development

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Growth

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irreversible increase in size of organism

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3
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differentiation

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structural and functional specialization of group of cells

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4
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morphogenisis

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development of pattern shape and form

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5
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embryology

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study of process in early development of organism

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6
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Classification of animals

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Animals
1) vertebrates and 2) invertebrates

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7
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Fertilization

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inital event in development in sexual reproduction

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what forms in fertilization

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diploid zygote from haploid egg and sperm

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what prevents Polyspermy in Fertilization

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changes at egg surface, only entry of one prevents multiple

once sperm enters activates egg to begin development

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10
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What follows fertilization

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Cleavage

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What is Cleavage

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a period of rapid division without growth

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12
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What is produced from continous cleavage

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morula

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what is morula

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a solid ball of cells

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14
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what does cleavage form what type of morula

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Blastula

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Blastula

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hollow sphere of many cells with blastocoel

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16
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what is blastocoel

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fluid filled cavity in blastula

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17
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what are the cells in blastula called

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blastomeres

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18
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After Blastulization what happens

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Grastulation

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19
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what does grastulation do

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rearragnes blastula cells into three layered embryo

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20
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Grastula

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Three layered embryo

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21
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embryonic germ layers

3 layers of grastula

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ectoderm
meso derm
endo derm

each germ layer signifies specific structures that will be formed in adu

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22
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What is Late gasrtulation called

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Neurolation

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23
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where does neurlation occur

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occurs only in chordates

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24
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what are chordates

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vertebrates

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# late stage of gastrulation what happens in neurolation
ectodermal cells flatten into neural plate
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length of neural plate
ectends entire embryo
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# late gasturaltion neurulation center of neural plate
neural groove edges of plate form neural folds
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what happens to neural folds in neurulationm
folds move toward eachother until they eventtually produce HOLLOW neural tube ( anterior end will develeop into brain, posterior end spinal cord
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Organogenesis
various regions of germ layers develop into organs
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Animal pole vs. Vegetal pole:
Eggs and zygotes in most animals (except mammals) have two poles: the animal pole and the vegetal pole.
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what do animal and vegetal poles determine
how cells divide
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key differences between vegetal and animal pole
The vegetal pole has the most yolk (nutrients). The animal pole has little yolk but more cytoplasm.
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Animal vs Vegetal Pole polarity
Polarity in cells refers to the uneven distribution of materials like yolk, mRNA, and proteins. In some animals, the animal pole marks the head (anterior end).
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Less yolk, more cytoplasm.
Animal pole cells:
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More yolk, less cytoplasm.
Vegetal pole cells
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Embryonic development of the sea star
the fertilization is external, and is formed in salt water | aquatic
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Fertilization in sea stars occurs
externally
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How is the yolk distrubuted in sea stars
ISOLECITHAL - evenly
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ISOLECITHAL
even distrubition of yolk
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Cleavage in Seat stars
* zygote divides = two cells * yolk is holoblastic = only small amount of yolk is present but divides evenly * continues and forms morula of 16-32 cells then blastula, with blastocoel and cells are called blastomere
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does zygote division occur rapidly or slowly in sea stars
rapidly 2--> 4--> 8--> 16--> 32
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# sea star does embryo increase in size during this stage
no.
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when do cells begin differentiation in sea stars
when cleavage ends
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# sea star after blastula form grastula then what is the new cavity called
archenteron
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are 3 germ layers formed in sea star
yes
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# sea star 2-4-8
rapid cell fivision with growth
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# sea star 16-32
morula
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# sea star organogenesis Bipinnaria larva
cilliated form where u see outh digestive system and anus--> will develop into adult starfish
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embryonic development of frogs
fertilized externally in fresh water (amplexus) --> behavior female will discharge egss and male will shed sperm over eggs
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# frog animal pole
yolk little more cytoplasm
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# frog vegetal pole
more yolk little cytoplasm
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what are frog eggs
telolecithal
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Telolecithal?
vegetal pole contains significant amount of yolk not distributed evenly
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Cleavage in Frogs
Holoblastic and has small yolk present not equal in size assymetric blastula (vegetal pole has more yolk , divide slower)
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grastulation in frogs
involutes (layer on animal cells moves and grows down over vegetal cells and then moves inward at the blastopore
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# gratulation in frogs Yolk cells
enveloped, and some produce yolg plugs thru blastopore
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# grastulation in frogs does the mesodermal layer develop
yes
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# grastulation in frog embryo what does neurolation and organogenesisi produce
functioning larba
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embryonic development in chicks
fertilize internally within egg
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# fertilization in chicks germinal disc
SMALL CYTOPLASM ON SURFACE OF egg nucleus -L arge massof yolk
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# fertilization in chicks CELLS FORMED FROM GERMINAL DISC BECOME?
egg nucleus
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# fertilization in chicks albumen
surrounds egg cell
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# fertilization in chicks what does albumen suppluy embryo with
food and water
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# fertilization in chicks what surrounds albumen
two shell membranes and shell porous to gas
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# cleavage in chicks meroblastic
partial cleavage
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# cleavage in chicks blastodisc
2 layers epi blast and hypblast seperated blastocoel
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# cleavage in chicks epiblast forms
endodrm and mesoderm
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# cleavage in chicks cells on surface of embryo form
ectoderm
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# grastulation in chicks cells migrate
across surface of blastodisc and into primitive streak
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# grastulation in chicks primitive streak
midline of developing chick
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# grastulation in chicks what is embryo surrounded by
network of veins and arteries ==> lead to extraembryonic membranes
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# grastulation in chicks amnion
surrounds embryo
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# grastulation in chicks yolk sac
surrounds yolk
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# grastulation in chicks allantois
waste disposal sac
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# grastulation in chicks chorion
surrounds ENTIRE EMBRYO or yolk
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know
meroblastic holoblastic telolecthal isolecthal