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I. Anat 21
Human Development and Genetics
Question | Answer |
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The period from fertilization of egg until birth | gestation |
When ONE of millions of sperm joins the egg, combines DNA | Fertilization |
When egg and sperm combine | Zygote |
Fertilization of egg takes place in | Fallopian tubes |
A change or maturation of sperm that takes place as it is swimming thru uterus and fallopian tubes | Capacitation |
Becomes more fragile | Acrosomes |
Allows Acrosomes to burst and digest | egg membrane |
One sperm enters egg and the ____changes to block others | membrane |
Nuclei fuse restoring___ number | Diploid |
#chromosomes from mom # chromosomes from dad | 23, 23 |
22 pars of ___(#1-22) | Autosomes |
1 pair of ___chromosomes | Sex |
XX | female |
XY | male |
Mitotic dividing of zygote occurs as it is sent toward uterus and continues till you die | Cleavage |
Morula has # cells | 16 |
The pointy when mass becomes hollow | blastocyte |
Hollow space filled with fluid | blastocele |
Blastocele has 2 layers ___, ___ | Trophoblast, inner mass |
Outer layer of cells | Trophoblast |
Inner layer of cells | inner mass |
Bonding of zygote to uterine wall (5-8 days gestation) | Implantation |
Implantation stage 1 | endometrium produces carbohydrates during the end of uterine cycle |
Implantation stage 2 | surface protein on the blastocyst combine with carbohydrates |
Implantation stage 3 | Trophoblast secretes enzyme that digest surface of endometrium |
Implantation stage 4 | blastocyst sinks in the crater |
Embryonic membrane that forms the fetal portion of placenta | Chorion |
Chorion originates as | Trophoblast |
Embryonic stem cells | Inner mass |
Inner mass is where all ___can be expressed | DNA |
# kinds of cells at birth | 200 |
Developing human from implantation to 8 weeks | Embryo |
12 days plate of cells within the blastocyte | embryonic disk |
Germ layers after ___ days___layers form that will derive specific tissues | 14,3 |
Distinguished form embryo at 20 days | Embryonic membrane |
Gives rise to the first blood cells and sex stem cells | Yolk sac |
Yolk sac becomes part of ____ | umbilical cord |
Thin membrane that surrounds the embryo | Amnion |
What the Trophoblast is called as it develops | Chorion |
Projections from the Chorion into the endometrium that become fetal part of placenta | chorionic villi |
When does embryo form with head and limbs and beating heart | 4-5weeks |
When do organ systems establish | 8weeks |
Fetal growth ___-__ weeks | 9-40 |
Maternal endometrium and fetal chorion tissue structures | Placenta |
Placenta forms at___weeks | 12 |
___produces hormones that maintain pregnancy | placenta |
Produced by chorion of embryo | hCG |
What is hCG | human chorionic gonadotropin |
HCG is secreted in ____ | Uterine |
Placenta birthed after fetus | afterbirth |
Connects fetus to placenta | umbilical cord |
# arteries go away from fetus | 2 |
# veins go toward fetus | 1 |
Parturition | birth |
Sequence of events that occur during birth | Labor |
Labor has # stages | 3 |
What stage does dilation and effacement occur | 1 |
What stage does amniotic sac rupture | 1 |
What stage is mucus plug released | 1 |
What stage usually lasts 8-12 hours | 1 |
What stage is delivery of infant | 2 |
What stage is oxytocin released to increase uterine contraction | 2 |
What stage is delivery of placenta | 3 |
As soon as birth occurs what is the fetus called | infant |
___stimulates medulla which starts respiration | Oxygen |
Breathing promotes circulation which closes___ | feramenal valley |
__ may occur as liver immaturity does not excrete bilirubin | Jaundice |
Study of genes | genetics |
Most of our___ are determined by genetics | characteristics |
When a genes information is used form something such as making a protein | expressed |
The actual physical genetic make up | genotype |
Appearance of how the alleles are expressed | phenotype |
IE: the sequence of bases on the DNA | genotype |
IE: what the genotype determines | Phenotype |
2 or more possibilities for the expression of a pair of genes | alleles |
Both alleles are the same | homozygous |
The 2 alleles are different | heterozygous |
Dominant vs recessive only matters in ____alleles | common |
The gene that is expressed of the 2 | dominant |
The gene that is not expressed | recessive |
A diagram to illustrate how genes are expressed | Punnett square |
Gives all the possibilities of expression | Punnett square |
Sex linked traits aka | x linked traits |
Sex linked traits can be recessive but are always expressed in___ | males ( because there is no dominant gene to suppress) |
____factors also contribute to phenotype | Environmental |
Every gene has been mapped | Human Genome Project |
Diseases that are a result of malfunctioning DNA | genetic disease |