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All chromosomes except sex chromosomes

Autosomes

A

Biggest cell in body

Egg

Other than neurons

Half nuclei-fertalized egg has two

Pronuclei

Nurse cells of egg

Cumulus

Cum

At what day do twins often form

Day 3

Twin embryos from same cluster of cells

Monozygotic

Embryonic twins from two eggs

Diazygotic

Describe day 4 of embryonic developement

Cells get smaller, but embryo stays the same size/ 10-30 cells large/ Modula stage/ solid ball

Describe day 5 of embryonic developement

Hollow ball/ inner cell mass (ICM) is formed

Trophectoderm

Outer layer of cells in human blastocyst. Take rise to the placenta and nourishes.

Outer cell layer of blastocyst that gives rise to placenta.

Trophectoderm

Blastocoel

Hollow cavity within blastocyst

Hollow cavity within blastocyst

Blastocoel

Zona pellucida

Protects and supports embryo during developement. Embryo hatches from zona after day 6

Apoptosis

Programmed cell death

Programmed cell death

Apoptosis

Morula stage

Stage of early developement noted by compaction of cells

Stage of early embryonic developement noted by compaction of cells

Morula stage

Longest and most varied phase of the cell cycle

G1

Karyotyping

Method of organizing chromosomes in relation to number, size, and type

Method of organizing chromosomes in relation to order, size and type

Karyotyping

Phragmoplasts

Nonkinetochore microtubules that carry cell wall material to equator