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Developmental

Lecture 6

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Embryogenesis is to Amniotes-Birds
Blastodisc is a blastoderm for organisms that undergo meroblastic cleavage
Types of Amniotes Reptiles, Birds, Mammals
Amniotes embryo is completely enclosed in a protective membrane called amnion
In birds oogenesis produces a large egg in which the yolk is produced in the liver. On top of the yolk is a large cytoplasmic disc. The nucleus is within this disc and it undergoes meiosis
_______ cause the egg to be released into the infundibulum where it is fertilized. Hormones - after the egg continues into the magnum portion of oviduct where egg white proteins are added
______ and _____ are egg white proteins Ovalbumin and lysozyme - lysozyme destroys bacteria. Shell membrane is added in the isthmus and then to the uterus where calcium carbonate shell is deposited.
The bird reproduction tract during early development epiblast, hypoclast, blastoceol, and subgerminal space will form. Area pellucid and area opaca becomes syncytial
The posterior end is calle the posterior marginal zone and will get a thickened area called kollers sickle.
_____ _____ is higher in the oviduct and there fore is less yolky. gravity plays a role in this process Kollers sickle
The epiblast forms the embryo
the hypoblast forms extra embroyonic tissue
Movement of the cells at kollers sickle creats a thickening called the _____ _____ primitive streak
The primitive streak extends ____ as cells are added. anteriorly
A depression in the center of the primitive streak corresponds to the _____. Blastpore
A thickening at the anterior end corresponds to the dorsal blastopore lip and is called ____ ____ hensens node
Cells will pass through hensens node and form the most anterior structures of the ____ embryo - meanwhile hensens node migrates posteriorly obliterating the primitive streak and causes mesodermal and endodermal precursor to ingress though the primitive groove to the blastocoel
Hensens node migrates posteriorly obliterating the primitive streak and causes mesodermal and endodermal precursor to ingress though the ____ ____ to the blastocoel primitive groove
Mesodermal precursors remain in the ______ forming loosely connected mesenchyme blastocoels
Endodermal precursors displace cells in the center of the _____ hypoblast
Ectodermal precursors remain in _____ which spread to via _____ to surround the yolk. epiblast epiboly
Hensens node passes posteriorly obliterating the primitive streak referred to as the ____. tailbud
Embryo lengthens and the node produces posterior _____ and _____ structures and somites
Chick embryo- Four extraembryonic membranes Chorion, allantois, yolk sac, amnion
chick embryo - chorion outer layer of protection
chick embryo - allantois highly vascularized
chick embryo - yolk sac highly vascularized
chick embryo - amnion inner layer of proestion
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