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describe protostomes:
1. cleavage
2. cell dtermination
3. blastopore
4. coelom formation
1. spiral
2. future of embryonic cell is determined, damage->no recovery
3. mouth
4. mesodermal cells splite to form coelom
describe deuterostomes:
1. cleavage
2. cell dtermination
3. blastopore
4. coelom formation
1. radial like a cube
2. future of embryonic cell is undetermined (stem cells)->can lead to identical twins
3. anus
4. outpocket of archenteron
describe spermatogenesis?
1. which individual
2. which organ
3. length of process
4. pathway
5. seminiferous tubule
6. leyding cells
7. vas derferns
1. male
2. testes
3. pathway
4. spermatogensis (2N, 4C) ->mitosis->->spermatogonia->S phase->->1(primary) spermatocyte (2N, 4C)->meiosis->->(2) 2 (secondary) spermatocytes->meiosis 2->(4) spermatides (1N, 1C) (immature, not going to be released, lack tails)->maturation in epididymis->->sperms (viable, whole structure)
5. production of sperm
6. produce testosterone for process
7. leads from epididymus
0.What does SEVEN UP stand for?
1. S
2. E
3. V
4. E
5. N
6. U
7. P
0. the location of sperm formation pathway
1. Seminiferous tubule
2. Epididiymis
3. Vas deferens
4. Ejaculatory duct
5. N (nothing :)
6. Urethra
7. Penis
describe oogenesis?
1. which individual
2. which organ
3. length of process
4. pathway
5 .corpus luteum
6. estrous cycle
7. menstrual cycle
1. female
2. ovary
3. before birth
4. primordial oocyte (2N, 2C)-> S phase ->->1 oocyte (2N, 4C)->meiosisk->->(1) 2 oocyte (1N, 2C) + polar body (degrade & small because of unequal division)->
a) in human : meiosis 2 start but don't complete until sperm fertilize ->meiosis 2-->ovum + 1 polar body (degrade)
b) in rats : meiosis 2 star and complete, ovlution releast true ovum before fertilization
5. cells after ovulation, release estrogen/progesterone for implantation
6. only receptive for mating @ certain point, always release true ovum
7. only secondary oocyte ovum monthly
describe the two blocks to polyspermy:
1. fast block
2. slow block
1. sperm pentrates, fuses w/cell membrane, -> depolarization event (- to +)
2. ~ 1 min after sperm pentrates, cortical vesicle fuse w/egg membrane, perivitelline space expands, vitelline membrane hardens due to enzymes
describe & draw the stage of cell division?
1. ovum
2. two cells stage
3. 8-cells stage
4. blastula
5. gastrula
1. fertilized egg, include animal pole (darker color) & vegetal pole (contain yolk)
2. have one cleavage, spliting one cell into two but NO growth
two types of clevage: a) holoblastic-cut through embryo, b)meroblastic-cut not through embryo
3. three cuts total, NO growth - just one cell being chop up into eight equal peieces
4. multiple cells with bastocoel (fluid filled cavity)
5. cells move inward through blastopore forming 3 germ layers
what to note in chick embryo?
1. brian
2. heart
3. eye
4. auditory vesicle
5. limb buds
define the follwoing extra-embryonic membranes?
1. chorion
2. yolk sace
3. allantois
4. aminotic membrane
5. placenta
1. surrounds everything, hard to see, fuses w/allantois later
2. form first, surrounds yolk, nutrients for embryo
3. directly connect to embryo, waste storage & gas exchange w/chorion
4. filled with amnion, immediately surround embryo, prevent dessication (drying out), cushion
5. made up of maternal & embryonic tissues