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Developmental

Lecture 3

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Holoblastic isolecithal and mesolecithal eggs
Radial Echinoderms and amphibians (mesolecithal - displaced radial)
Spiral Annelids, mulluscs, and flatworms
Bilateral Tunicates
Rotational Mammals and nematodes
Cleavage rapid mitotic division after fertilization
Most mammalian species DNA replication is very intense and therefore no transcription occurs.
Process controlled by maternal effect factors (maternally produced mRNA’s and proteins)
During ______ there is an increase in cell number but there is no increase in cell size. Cleavage leads to the formation of a blastula. In a blastula blastomeres surround blastocoel. cleavage
Holoblastic cleavage Entire cytoplasm of Zygote is partitioned into cells. Seen in species with low to moderate yolk content
Meroblastic (incomplete) telolecithal and centrolecithal eggs
Discoidal (telolecithal) Fish, reptiles and birds
Superficial (centrolecithal) Most insects
Meroblastic cleavage incomplete cleavage
This occurs in both ____ and ____ eggs telolecithal and centrolecithal
Radial cleavage planes are parallel or right angles to the animal – vegetal axis. Produce animals that are radially symmetric i.e., sea urchins or frog. In frog site of sperm entry (180 opposite grey crescent) causes symmetry.
Frogs Cleavage - Radial Blastula is formed at the 128 cell stage with the blastocoel in the animal hemisphere.
Sea Urchin Cleavage - Radial Have a blastula at 128 cell stage
No blastocoel is produced stereoblastula
Spiral cleavage occurs in snails - Cleavage planes are at oblique angles to animal -vegetal axis and produce a spiral arrangement
Rotational cleavage occurs in mammals - 1st Cleavage is Meridional 2nd Cleavage is Meridional in one cell and equatorial in the other
Fluid secreted by trophoblast causes blastocoel formation Entire structure is called the blastocyst
The ____ is the mammalian equivalent of a blastula but it is different in that it has the internal cells. blastocyst
Discoidal cleavage occurs in birds. Birds have telolecithal eggs - Cleavage is restricted to small disc of yolk free cytoplasm (above the yolk)
Cleavage produces single layer of cells called blastoderm
Over time cells in center are lost becoming 1 cell layer thick. This is called the ____ ____. Surrounding area (5-6 cells thick) is called the _____ ____ area pellucida and area opaca
New cells produced from the area opaca and pellucida form lower layer called the hypoblast
Upper layer is called the ___ and in between the two layers is the Blastocoel. epiblast
Superficial Cleavage occurs in Drosophila. Drosophila have centrolecithal eggs.
A ____ is a single cell that has multiple nuclei. Syncytium
Cleavage is restricted to nuclei at surface of egg. In Drosophila there are 7 rounds of synchronous mitosis. Cytokinesis does not occur yielding a single cell with many nuclei (syncytium). .....
Cellularization is the process by which cell membranes form around the nuclei.
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