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Name the 5 phases of prophase and the importance of each stage.
1. Leptotene - chromosomes condense
2. Zygotene - chromosomes come together
3. Pachytene - crossing over
4. Diplotene - chromosomes separate
5. Diakinesis - chromosomes move and and ready themselves for metaphase
Leydig cells secrete ____.
testosterone
Thecal layer secretes ____.
Estrogen
Granulosa layer secretes ____.
Progesterone
The zone pellucida is responsible for binding ____.
(to) sperm
The Epimere develops into...
bones, muscle and skin
The Mesomere develops into...
kidneys and gonads
The Hypomere develops into...
major blood vessels and the heart
Any cell in cleavage is referred to as...
a blastomere
The Frog's developmental/cleavage pattern...
radial
The otic vesicles will eventually mature into...
the cochlea and auditory canals
Starfish have __(#) body tubes...
4 - they're missing a dorsal nerve tube
If we had not been able to extract sperm from sea urchins, how could we have induced cleavage to begin? What is the term for this process?
Ca2+ can be used for activation.

Parthenogenesis.
What effect does 2-thiouracil have on the bracken fern life style? How would you know if you had a high concentration of 2-thiouracil on your experimental plates?
It inhibits 2-D growth.

There would be little to no growth of the fern on the plates.
Track ploidy from sperm entrance to fertilization. Assume the chromosome number at G1 = 10.

A sperm enters the egg; it contains (1)___ chromosomes. The female's egg is waiting; it contains (2)___ chromosomes. Sperm entrance triggers meiosis in the female, and the egg undergoes meiosis 1 (first maturation spindle forms). After Meiosis 1, a polar body is formed and discharged which contains (3)___ chromosomes and the female egg contains (4)___ chromosomes. The male sperm pronucleus is still waiting, and contains (5)___ chromosomes. Meiosis 2 occurs in the female, and a second maturation spindle forms. After meiosis 2, a second polar body is cast off, and it contains (6)___ chromosomes. The female pronucleus remains, containing (7)___ chromosomes. The male pronucleus contains (8)___ chromosomes, and finally joins with the female pronucleus to bring the chromosome number to (9)___.
1. 5; G1=10, this is the diploid #, sperm are haploid, so 10/2 = 5
2. 10; it hasn't complete meiosis yet so it is still diploid.
3. 10
4. 10
5. 5
6. 5
7. 5
8. 5
9. 10
If a spermatid encountered an egg, would fertilization occur and why or why not?
Fertilization would not occur because spermatids lack an acrosome.
What is the first larval stage of a starfish called?
Bipinnaria

** look for coelomic sacs
What substance is located at the site of impression and invagination?
β-catenin
What are cortical granules?
they are golgi packages and are used to prevent polyspermy
Large cells in blastula =

Small cells in blastula =
macromeres

micromeres
What hormone induces Ovulation?
Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
What is the only structure that grows out of the dorsal part of the frog's brain?
epiphysis
Dorsal arteries and Cardinal veins.
O oo O

Inside (oo) = dorsal arteries

outside (O O) = cardinal veins
Forebrain will develop into...
cerebrum
Midbrain will develop into...
cerebellum
Hindbrain will develop into...
medulla oblongata and pons