1Gradual modification of anatomical structures and physiological characteristics from fertilization to maturity
Development
2Differentiation
creation of different types of cells required in development
3Occurs through selective changes in genetic activity
differentiation
4conception/when development begins
fertilizatoin
5Occurs during weeks 0-3
pre-embryonic development
6What occurs during pre-embryonic development
zygote cleavage, implantation, placentation, and gastrulation
Extraembyronic membranes form
7evolution of development
embry-fetus-infant
8rupture of mature follicle and release of egg
ovulation
9zygote goes through cell division
cleavage
10sets stage for formation of vital embryonic structure
implantation
11embryo transforms from a one-dimensional layer of epithelial cells, a blastula, and reorganizes into a multilayered and multidimensional structure called the gastrula
gastrulation
12Occurs during fisrt two months after fertilization
embryonic development
13Begins at start of ninth week and contunues at birth
fetal development
14fertilization
fusion of two haploid gametes each containing 23 chromosomes
15what does fertilization produce
zygote containing 46 chromosomes
16gestation
time spent in prenatal development
17Has three trimesters
gestation
18Period of embryonic and early fetal development
frist trimester
19rudiments of all major organ systems
first trimester
20Stages of first trimester
Cleavage, implantation, placentation, embrogenesis
21formation of viable embryo - establishes foundations for all major organ systems
embrygenesis
22most dangerous period in prenatal life (40% survival)
first trimester
23Identical cells produced by cleavage divisions
blastomeres
24stage three days after cleavage
morula
25pre-embryo
solid ball of cells that reaches uterus on day 4
26Hollow ball wiht inner cavity fromed by blastomeres
blastocyst
27outer layer of cells seperate outside world from blastoceole - provide nutrients to developing embryo
trophoblast
28clustered at end of blastocyst - will later form embryo
inner cell mass
29occurs 7 days after fertilization
implantation
30formation of germ layers
gastrulation
313 germ layers
endoderm, ectoderm, endoderm
32superficial cells that DID NOT migrat into interior of inner cell mass
ectoderm
33consists of cells that face the blasteole
endoderm
34consists of poorly organuzed layer of migrating cells between endo and ecto derm
mesoderm
35migrating cells leave surface and move between two existing layers
gastrulation
36endodermal contributions
endocrine, respiratory, and digestive system
37mesodermal contributions
integumentary, skeletal, and muscular systems
38ectodermal contributions
Epidermis and all neural tissue
39membranes that dissapear at birth
extraembryonic membranes
40types of extraembryonic membranes
yolk sac, amnion, allantois, and chorion