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Autosome
any of the 22 pairs of chromsomes other than the sex chromosomes
corpus luteum
Graafian follicle cells remaining after ovulation. Produce estrogen and progesterone
diploid
having a pair of chromosomes (46 in humans) that represents one copy of every chromosome from each parent. The number of chromosomes normally present in body cells other than gamete
embryo
developing baby from the beginning of the third week, through the 8th week of conception
fetus
the developing baby from the 8th week until birth.
gamete
reproductive cell: the female and the ovum, and the male spermatozoan
gestational age
prenatal age of the developing baby calculated from the first day of the womans last menstrual period
graafian follicle
a small sac within the ovary. Contains the mature ovum
haploid
having one copy of a chromosome from each pair(23 in humans) Gametes have a haploidm number of cells
meisos
reduction cells division in gametes that halves the number of chromosomes in each cell
mitosis
cell division in body cells other than the gamete
nidation
implantation of the fertilized ovum in the uterine endometrium
oogenisis
formation of the gametes in the female
ovulation
release of the mature ovum from the ovary
placenta
fetal structure that provides nourishment to and removes wasted from the developing baby and secretes hormonse necessary for the pregnancy to continue
somatic cells
body cells other than the gametes, or germ cells
spermatogensis
formation of male gametes in the testes
tertogen
an agent that can cause defects in the developing a baby
zygote
cell formed by union of an ovum and sperm