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biology chapter 47

animal development

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cytoplamic determinants proteins, RNAs and other molecules affect a cells development though concentration
differenciation cells are specialized
morphogenesis the process by which an organism takes shape and the differentiated cells that occupy their appropriate locations
fast block contact and fusion of sperm and egg membranes triggers depolarization of the membrane & vitelin
cortical reaction cortical granules in the egg fuse with the plasma membrane. the secreted contents clip off the sperm binding receptors and cause the fertilization envelope to form. slow reaction
acrosomal reaction hydrolytic enzymes from the acrosome make a hole in the jelly coat of the egg, growing actin filaments protude & penetrate the jelly. proteins from the acrosomal process bind to the sperm receptors of the egg
zona pellucida extracellular matrix of the egg
cells carry out the S phase, and M, but skip g1 and g2 cleavage
holoblastic cleavage little yolk, the cleavage furrow passes all the way through the cells
meroblastic cleavage incomplete division of the yolk-rich egg
invagination the infolding of cells
archenteron digestive cavity formed in gastrulation
neural crest cells migrates to various parts of the embryo, forming peripheral nerves, parts of teeth and bones
somites the condensation of cells in strips of mesoderm seperate into blocks
ectoderm blue: skin, pituatary & pineal glands, tooth enamel
mesoderm red: reproductive system, notocord, circulatory
endoderm yellow: organs, liver, pancreas, thyroid glands, lining of respitory system
chorion surrounds the embryo, functions as gas exchange
allantois disposes of waste, contributes to gas exchange
amnion fluid-filled cavity that surrounds the embryo
yolk sac below the developing embryo, encloses the yolk
convergent extension morphogenic movement in which cells of a tissue layer rearrange themselves so the sheet becomes narrorer while it becomes longer
cell adhesion molecules a key group of proteins that contribute to cell migration
cadherins a CAM involved in the adhesion of cells, require calcium ions outside the cell to function, and involved in the formation of the frog blastula
formation of the neural tube microtubules elongate, lengthening the cell along one axis, while microfilaments orientated crosswise at one end of the cell contract making that end smaller and the whole cell wedge shaped
totipotent capable of developing into all cell types of that species
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