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how long is the embryonic periods
first 8 weeks ---> then it's an embryo wk 9 till birth
6 stages of embryogenesis
gametogenesis
fertilisation
cleavage
gastrulation
morphogenesis
organogenesis
what's gametogenesis
first stage of embryogenesis.
germ cell FORMATION (oogenesis & spermatogenesis)
what's cleavage- what does it form
3rd stage in embryogenesis
period of RAPID cell division 
forms MORULA then BLASTULA
3rd stage in embryogenesis
period of RAPID cell division
forms MORULA then BLASTULA
what's gastrulation
4th stage of embryogeneis
formation of GERM lagyers: ecto-, meso- and endo-)
body AXIS developed
4th stage of embryogeneis
formation of GERM lagyers: ecto-, meso- and endo-)
body AXIS developed
what stage in morphogenesis is the body plan mapped out via FOLDING (tube within a tube)--3D
morphogenesis
what stage in embryogenesis is the PRIMORDIA of all organ systems developed
organogenesis
which stage in embryogenesis is the morula and blastula developed
cleavage
cleavage
germ layers are developed at what stage
gastrulation (also develops body AXIS)
gastrulation (also develops body AXIS)
what terms are used for the embryo to describe superior and inferior parts
cranial and caudal
what;s induction
ability of one cell type to cause another to differentiate (protein conc and association influences this)
which stage in embryogenesis does the embryo know which way is up and down (axis)
gastrulation (also develops germ layers)
gastrulation (also develops germ layers)
wheres teh site of fertilisation
ampulla
normal sites for implantation
middle/ upper dorsal uterine wall
what structures does the ectoderm give rise to
epidermis of SKIN
CNS
epidermis of SKIN
CNS
what does the ENDOderm give rise to
liver, lungs, intestines
liver, lungs, intestines
what 3 parts does the mesoderm divide into
PARAXIAL (medial, next to axis of embryo- noctocord)
INTERMEDIATE
LATERALmesoderms
what does the PARAXIAL part of the mesoderm give rise to (3)
AXIAL skeleton, parts of dermis, SKELETAL muscle
what does the intermediate mesoderm develop into (2 system)
UROGENTIAL systems
what does the lateral mesoderm plate develop into (2 parts)
SOMATIC: body wall, most of dermis, limbs
VISCERAL: mesothelium, organs, CVS
which layer is teh CVS derived
lateral plate of the MESODERM
which layer gives the AXIAL, parts of dermis & VOLUNTARY muscle
paraxial part of the mesoderm
5 parts of the heart tube, superior to inferior
truncus arteriosus, bulbus cordis, primitive ventricle, primitive artria, sinus venosus
truncus arteriosus, bulbus cordis, primitive ventricle, primitive artria, sinus venosus