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ENERAL EMBRYOLOGY 1
Etiology branch of
biology describing all
thephenomena exh ibited in
the
formation
and
developmentof
the
embryo
Reproduction sexual
asexual biological
process
by
which
new
individual
organisms
are
produced
from
parentsoffsprings
Gametogenesis formation
and
maturation
of
sexcells
during
oogenesis
and
spermatogenesis
Live
pregnancy method
of
reproductionin
humansmammals due
to
egg
development
entirely in
mothers
uterus
Insamination
and
fertilisat ion process
whensperm
enter
female
genitaltractby
act
ofcopulation artificial
insemination
recognition
andfusionbetweenone
sperm
celland
an
egg
anthogenesis encompases
alltransformations in
organism
from
fertilisat ion
until
death
prenatal
period ebryology'sobject
of
study
postnatal
Gestation
period age
of
conceived
organism 49,1
Slast
menstrual
period to
date
of
birth
38
weeksor
260
days
calculated from
fertilisat ion
until
birth
stages
of
prenatal
period T.EE Ins
fetal week a
until
birth
AMETOGENESIS female
and
malereproductivecycles
preserves
the
humanchromosome formulaacross
generations
46
chromosomes
44autosomes and2
gonosomes
xfemale
gonosome
final maleunsey
livision
of
any
cell
if iii iii iiima
ns.n.ma.n.e.fi ii
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
division sex
cells gametes Telophase
It fiineatiyg
haploid
formula
ph
iarmiiisionImlay feliction
division cell
in
ovary
undergoes
reduces
numbers
of
chromosomes
at
haploidformula meiosis
to
formown
Is
all
this
to
make
sure
of
spelling
secdndar
y.me
otic lvision
equal similar
to
mitosis
cells
double
andcontain
23chromosomes
Results
of
meiosis
reduction
of
chromosomes
to
haploid formula 46 23
23
new
geneticcombination in
haploid
chromosomes due
to
crossing
over
establishmentof
gonosomeingametes oocyte xor
the
spermscly
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ENERAL

EMBRYOLOGY

1

Etiology

branch

of

biology describing all

the

phenomena

exhibited

in

the

formation

and

development

of

theembryo

Reproduction

sexual

asexual

biological process

by

which

new

individual

organismsare

produced

fromparents

offsprings

Gametogenesis

formation

and

maturation

of

sexcells

duringoogenesisand

spermatogenesis

Live

pregnancy

method

of

reproduction

in

humans

mammals

due

toegg

development

entirely

in

mothersuterus

Insamination

and

fertilisation

processwhen

sperm

enterfemale

genital

tract

by

act

of

copulation

artificialinsemination

recognition

and

fusionbetween

onesperm

cell

and

an

egg

anthogenesis encompases

all

transformations

in

organism

from

fertilisation

untildeath

prenatalperiod

ebryology's object

ofstudy

postnatal

Gestation

period

age

of

conceived

organism

49,

S

last

menstrual

period

to

date

of

birth

38

weeks

or

260

days

calculated

from

fertilisation

untilbirth

stages

of

prenatalperiod

T.EE

I ns

fetal week

a

untilbirth

AMETOGENESIS female

and

male

reproductive

cycles

preservesthe

human

chromosome

formula

across

generations

46

chromosomes

44

autosomes

and

2

gonosomes

x

female

gonosome

final

male

unsey

livision

of

any

cell

if iii

iii

iiima

ns.n.ma.n.e.fi

ii

Prophase

Metaphase

Anaphase

division

sex

cells gametes Telophase

It

fii

neati

yg

haploid

formula

ph

iar

m

iiision

Imlay

feliction

division cell

inovary

undergoes

reducesnumbers

of

chromosomes

at

haploid

formula

meiosis

to

form

own

Is all

this

to

make

sureof

spelling

secdndar

y.me

otic

lvision

equal

similar

to

mitosis

cells

double

and

contain

23

chromosomes

Results

of

meiosis

reduction

of

chromosomes

to

haploid

formula

46 2323

newgenetic

combination

in

haploid

chromosomes

due

tocrossing

over

establishment

of

gonosomein

gametes oocyte

x or

the

sperm scly

ff.nl

hIieismmihaI

thewall

of

the

yolk

sack

to

the

gonadalridge

and

transform

oogonia

oogoniaare

surrounded

by

primordial

corticlefollicles

of

thefetal

ovary

and

become

primary

oocytes

primary

oocytes

multiplicate

mitosis

during

thefetal

period

until 5 ᵗ ʰ

month

before

birth

number

dropsbelow

a

million

ovary

and

at

puberty

only

remain

primary

oocytes

contain

a

diploid

formula

beginthefirst

phase

of

meiosis

at

birth

andremain

in

this

stage

until

puberty

est

arrest

profase

During

the

menstrual

cycle

puberty menopause

onaverage asingle

primary

oocyte

will

continue

primary

meiotic

division

fitting

a if

macterium

in

1st

meiotic

phase

thendegenerate

a

oocyte

withhaploidformula

22 _x

and

entire

cytoplasma

of 1

oocyte

1stpolar

body

small

no

cytoplasma

andhaploid

nucleus

the

a

oocyte

expelled

by

ovulation

is

in

an

incompletemeiosis

a

only

complete

in

case

of

fertilisation

inside

fertilized

egg

creating

and

polar

body

the

phases

of

theovarian

cycle

lovogenic

and

follicular

are

m

REREyy.pt

1

and

2

folliclescontain

the

1

oocytes

in

prophase

of

meiosis

a

3

maturefollicle

contains

thesecondary

oocyteand

the

1stpolarbody

4

meioticdivision

then

intheaphf.se

99g

isat

the

beginning of

meiosis

I

ovogenesis

a

single

mature

egg

and 2 3

polar

bodies

develop

from

a

single 1

oocyte

7

oocyte

is

the

largest

call

of

the

human

body

diameter

of

microns

conte

dermal

layers

ovolema

zona

pellucida

Sild

Space

between

the

ovolema

andzona

pellucida

contains

the

1stand

fertilized

and

polar

body

Ooplasma composed

of

cytoplasma

round

nudeus location

varies

with

haploid

formula

atx

ovulated

remainsviable

in

female

genital

tract

and

capable

ofbeing

fertilised

for

24

hours

FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE

CYCLES

1

Ovarian

cycle

2

Menstrual

cycle

3

Pregnancycycle

VARIAN

CYCLE

begins

in

puberty

lasts

untilmenopause

hasmonthly

rpm

fish

iicle.itiifngherp

emone

regulated

by

hypothalamic

pituitary

hormones

and

GnRHwith FSHand

LH

phases

ofcycleand

duration

during

28

day

menstrual

cycle

follicular

phase

i as

iii

iiiti.int

IfIt s

contain

400000 500000 primordial

follicles

composed

primary

oocyte

surrounded

by

layer

of

epithelial

follicular

cells

granular

cells

postperiod

of

latency

only

300

primordial

follicles

mature puberty menopause

maturation

occurs

in

3

stages

sametime

as

ovogenesis

PRIMARYFOLLICLE

4

grows

from

primordial

follicle

under

influence

of

FSH

has

shape

of

full

spheroid

Posit

in

oocyte

surrounded

by

proliferated

granular

cells

rearrange in

several

layers

granular

cells

secrete

amorphouspolysacharidic

material

forming

semipermeable

refractile membrane

zona

pellucida possessesactive

transportation capabilities

several

premordial

follicles

are

activated

515

only

one

reaches

a

follicle

stage

except

fraternal

twin

pregnancies

remaining

follicle

regress

becoming

atresia

Layout

confluences

of

small

interior

spaces

formed

in

antral

stage

eccentric

cavity

forms

the

follicular

antrum

contains

gelatinousfluid

glycoproteins

andestrogen

ˢ

A

oocyte

islarger is

eccentric

in a

group

of

granular

cells

surrounded

by

zona

pellucida

fi

i

iri i

j

tiraig

ard

L

snaped

crown

Peripheral

granular

cells

differentiate

into

2

sheaths

internalsheath

formed

by

secretory

cells

thecal endocrinocytes

synthesizeestrogen

external

dense

fibrous

conjunctive

material

EE.EE

IE

i

i

EE

a

i

amra

theca

cells

start

undergoing

luteinization

begin

producing

progesterone

VULATION

ovulation

expulsion

of 2

oocyte

and

follicular

fluid

frommaturefollicle

every

month

1 is

released

alternatively

between

ovaries

ovulation

occurs

due

to

local

and

extra

gonadal

factors

increased

LH

luteinhormone

increased

intra

follicular

pressure

proteolytic

enzyme a

projectioninside

follicle

prostaglandin

secretion

local

vasodilation

Egg

composed

of

secondary

oocyte

protective

cover

zona

pellucida

radial

crown

4

detached

from

comulus oophurus

is

now

free

Thiela

follicle

transforms

intothecorpus

luteum

Lutinisathanular

cellsaccumulatelutein

yellow

lipidic

pigment

becoming

lutealcells

secreting

progesterone

cells

of

internalsheathscontribute

to

formation

of

luteum

body

secretion

of

othersteroids

CH

allows

process

of

luteinisation

formation

of

luteum

body

to

take

ifeggis

fertilized Luteum

body

persists

continues

togrow

occupies

nearly

half

of

theovarian

surface

becoming

thegestational

luteum

body

jiiiigpegtig.fi

i

begins

secreting

progesterone

Fertilization

doesn't

occur

luteum

body

devolves

fibrous

scar corpus

albicans

IN

OVULATION

PHASE

E

MENSTRUAL

CYCLE

the

endometrium

is

prepared

for

implantation

of

fertilized

egg

from

puberty

menopause

under

influence

of

ovarian

hormones

endometrialmodifications

are

cyclical

lasting

approximately

28

599 licular

phase

luteal

phase

ischemic

phase

menstral

phase

SPERM

PENETRATION

1stphaseof

fert

is

penetration

throughcorona

radiata

acrosome

containshialuronidase

moving

cells

in

contactlocation

2nd

penetration

throughzona

pellucida

proteolyticactivity

3rd

fusion

of

egg

andsperm

membranes

sperm

enters

cyto

of

egg

tail

falls

off

and

dies

REACTION

OF

EGG

plasmatic

membrane

due

to

acrosomal

enzyme

neuraminidase formsshield barrier

for

other

sperm

blockedpenetration

2

oocyte

finalizes

2nd

meiosis

post

penetration

becoming

mature

egg

and

polar

body

GENERAL

EMBRIOLOGY

2

it iii

Eating

iii iii

replication

no

of

cells

formed

quickly

as

zygoteprogresses

IE

iiiE amaaamnains

size

of

morula

zygote

blastomeres

get

smaller

larger

centralblastomeres

macronnersform

internal

cell mass

forming

embryoblast formsfetus

smaller

blastomeres

form

trophoblasts

and

later

on

the

placenta

4 days

after

fertilisation

liquid space

formsinside morula

the

process

of

blastocyst

genesisbegins

formation

of

early

blastocyst

MPLANTATION

take

3 daysfor

zygote to

transverse

thefallopian

tube

Before implantation

there

are 35

more

days

of

free

floating

in

uterine

cavity

implantationoccurs

day

6

after

fort

takes

6 8

days

fertilized

egg

is

in

blastocyst

phase

during

implantation

phase

zona

pellucidaprevents implant

in

fallopian

tube

mucosa

disapears when

reaching

uterine

cavity

attachment

to

endometrium

endometrium

is

ready for

implantation

lot

in

abundant

vase

network

moreglands

blastocystinvades

endometrial

layers

implants deep

in

stroma

maternal

bloodfrom

rupturedcapillaries

irrigatessyncytio

trophoblast

Forming

bemochorial

placenta

thedestroyed

endometrial

epi

regrows

and

covers

the

blasto

Implant

occurs

anterior

posterior

fondus

uteri

abnormal

implantation

results

in

forms

of

ectopic

pregnancies

LASTOCYSTFORMATION

3

stages

unilaminar

blast

gel

ÉI

begins

day

4

postfert

C

appearing

of

blasto

cavity in

themorula

micromeresformthe

trophoblast

and

macromeres

theembryoblast

ftp.E

n

iation

of

trophoblast

earliest extra embryonic

membrane

fetalplacentadevelops

single

layer

surrounding

blasto

differentiation

of

embryoblast

compact

group

of

attached

to

trophoblast

forms

embryo

blast

andembryonic

pole

differentiate

in

embryonic

disc

form amnion

ayolksac

GASTRULATION

29T

Jenifer

phase

marks

beginning ofembryonicstage

formation

of

intra

embryonic

mesoderm

dayis

post

fert

this

appears

in

caudal

part

of

dorsalbilaminar

blastocyst

lineaprimitive epiblastic

midsagital

prominence

in

the

direction

of

amniotic

cavity

hensenprimativenode mass

of

cells

at

cranial extremity

of

lineaprimitiva

withsmalldepression

line intight Tim

ngtspr.imFve

Gro

the

detach

and

migrate

between

epi

andhypoblast

to

form

chordo

mesodermal

cellmassfrom

which

intra

embryonic

mesoderm

and

notochord develop

intra

embryonic

mesoderm

extends

to

edges

of

the

embryonic

disc

lateral

and

crania

caudal

4

in

contact

with

extra

embryonic

mesoblast

that

covers

yolksac

and

amnion

Trilaminar

embryonic

disc

gastrula

1

germinal

lamina

of

e

disc

forms

3

layers

ectoderm formsdorsal

disk

lamina

floor

wall

of

amniotic

cavity

intra embryonic

mesoderm

intermediate

layer

in

longitudinal

columns scattered

cellsmesenchyme

continued

by

extraembryonic

mesoderm

endoderm disksinternallamina

forming

roof

of

yolk

sack

continued

by

extra

embryonic

endoblast

formation

of

notochord

day

is

invaginated epiblasticcell

from

primitive node form

cranial protuberance

along

midline

between

endoand

epiblast

primitive

fossa

of

thenode

invaginates

inside

he

p

sus

notochord

is

forms

narrow

canal

processus

notochordisdevolves

and

integrated

into

underlying

endoderm

notochordal

canal

communicates

with

yolk

sac

and

amniotic

cavity

neurentric

canal

definitive

notochorddevelops

fromprocessus

notochordis interspaced

in

endoderm

solid

cordonresult

detaches from

endoderm

L

tubularstructure

and

elongates

with

crania

caudal

growth

of

thedisk

EUROLATION

day

18

postfert

lasts

until

end

of

week

4

infinite

t.it

ii

infhnsP

tiIg

ftp.h

neural

plate

abovenotochord

and

anteriorpremative

node

develops

and

folds

neural

groove

neuro

ectodermalbandsconnect

platewith

ectoderm neural

crest

L

whichfuse

along

midline

transf

grooveto

tube

closing

cervical

region

progresses

toward

bothends

tube stays

open

at

both sides trough 2

orifices cranial

and

caudal

neuropores

both

talk

with

amniotic

cavity

get

lost

in

week

4

spinal

chord

formsfrom

middle

and

caudal

pts

or

tube

anterior

pt

formscerebral

vesicles