Human development week 3 Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

What process starts at day 14?

A

Gastrulation

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2
Q

Explain how the process of gastrulation starts

A

Primitive grove separates the epiblast into two halves

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3
Q

What direction does the primitive grove divide?

A

From the caudal to cranial end

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4
Q

What change occurs when the disk elongates?

A

Epiblast becomes narrow at the caudal and thinker at the cranial end

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5
Q

What makes the up primitive streak?

A

Primitive groove, primitive pit and primitive node

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6
Q

What happens to the cells that migrate and dive through the primitive groove?

A

Differentiate to form new cell layers

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7
Q

What three layers make up the trilaminar disk?

A

Embryonic endoderm, embryonic mesoderm and embryonic ectoderm

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8
Q

What layer do the cells that dive the deepest into the primitive groove become?

A

Embryonic endoderm

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9
Q

What does the cranial bilaminar region eventually form?

A

Mouth

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10
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What does the caudal bilaminar region eventually form?

A

Anus and genitourinary tract

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11
Q

How are the bilaminar regions formed?

A

Two layers of the ectoderm layer push ventrally to fuse with the endoderm layer excluding the mesoderm layer

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12
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How is a notochord formed?

A

Group of mesoderm cells form a solid rod

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13
Q

What is meant by a notochord being transient?

A

Doesn’t exist as a structure in adults

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14
Q

What does the notochord contribute to in adults?

A

Nucleus pulpous which is the belly like centre of the vertebral disks

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15
Q

What are the roles of the notochord?

A

Influences embryo folding and secretes sonic hedgehog protein

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16
Q

What is the role of sonic hedgehog proteins?

A

Cell awareness in three dimensional space

17
Q

What three types of mesoderm are created when the cells around the notochord differentiate?

A

Paraxial, intermediate and lateral

18
Q

Explain the process of neurulation

A

Notochord stimulates the cells in the ectoderm layer to thicken and form the neural plate which depends to form the neural groove with neural folds which pinch of to form the neural tube

19
Q

Where is the neural tube located?

A

Between the mesoderm and ectoderm

20
Q

How does the notochord help with cell awareness?

A

Cells closer to the notochord receive more SHH helping them recognise their location