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fertilization
union of two cells. one made by male parent and other made by female parent
sperm
male gametes
gametes
reproductive cell; either unfertilized eg or sperm formed by meiosis.
yolk
in cytoplasm of egg cell; energy-rich collection of lipids and proteins, RNA molecules, ribosomes, mitochondria.
zygote
fertilized egg when sperm nucleus fuses with egg nucleus
embryo
organism in its earliest stages of development
activation
increase in cell respiration and protein synthesis that occurs in a newly formed zygote
zygo-
yoke, pair
differentiation
process which cells become specialized for a specific stucture and function via selective gene expression
morphogenesis
the forming of major organs and tissues of an embryo; development of the structure of an organism
morph-
form or shape
genesis
forming or creating
cleavage
pd of development where cells divide simultaniously
blastula
budlike ball of cells at the end of cleavage
blast-
bud
gastrula
three-layered cup-shaped embryonic stage
primary germ layers
three cell layers that form all the body's tissues
endoderm
inner layer; usually tube becomes digestive system
mesoderm
middle layer; produce skeleton, muscles, heart , blood, internal orgas
body plan
general shape of organism appearing during gastrulation
notochord
1st mesoderm becomes backbone
gaster
stomach or belly
ecto-
outer
endo-
inner
meso-
middle
derma
skin
ectoderm
outer layer; becomes skin and nervous system
neural tube
foundation of nerbous system that forms in embryo at gastrula stage
larva
feeding individual that looks nothing like the adult
metamorphasis
larva goes through series of changes that trasforms it into an adult
segmentation
division of the body into a number of similar sections
homeotic genes
direct the development of aimal body parts
homeobox
sequence of 180 dna base pairs; similar in all genes which it is found
homeo-
similar
hox genes
mouse genes for homeoboxes they contiain