Set: Dev Bio: Fertilization

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Fertilization typically occurs in the ____amullae of the fallopian tubes
Cleavage occurs between days ___ and ___days 2 and 4
The morula stage occurs by day ____day 3
A free floating blastocyst is present by day ____day 4-5
Implantation occurs by day___day 6-7
Implantation can occur at any location where gametes unitetrue
Capacitation may be connected to the function of the gene ____CFTR
source of progesterone around the oocyte, which stimulates capacitation, chemotaxiscumulus oophorous cells
mechanism of sperm chemotaxisasymmetrical flagellar wagging
Layers outside oocyte membranezona pellucida, cumulus cells
cortical granuleslie next to oocyte membrane, fuse with it following fertilization, Ca++ waves
slow block to polyspermyaltered composition of ZP
Evidence for Ca++ initiation of development1) necessary (Ca++ chelators), 2) sufficient (Ca++ inj), 3) correlation (
cause of Ca++ oscillationssperm phospholipase zeta
two times of Ca++ spikes1) between fertilization and formation of pronuclei, 2) during first mitosis (PLCz is nuclear!)
Physical location of polar bodiesbeneath ZP
first zygotic mitosis timing24-30 hours post-fusion
3-5 cell stagecan be present in mammalian embryos (asynchronous division)
alpha amanatin functionblocks transcription; stops development after 8-cell stage, showing that transcription is not necessary for this time period
types of gene expression in early embryomaternal, zygotic
mechanism of maternal mRNA destructionmiRNA
evidence for unequal nuclear contributions of sperm and egghydatidiform moles/choriocarcinoma, mouse pronuclei injections, imprinting diseases
mechanism of double-male nucleidouble sperm fertilization or single sperm division, after maternal pronuclei loss
Genome demethylation in the zygotepaternal genome first, then maternal, then both re-methylated
two phases of demethylation/methylation cyclesin gametes, in the zygote
ICM cells cannot develop intotrophoblast
trophoblast X-inactivation preferencepaternal
compactionflattening of blastomeres against each other during division after 8-16 cell stage (inside ZP)
inside cell connection typegap junction
_____ level of birth defects in ICSI/IVF vs. natural coceptionhigher

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Terms 30
Creator rihajo
Created October 21, 2008
Group SMS08
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