Embryology (mo)

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Development of the Human Embryo

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Development of the Human Embryo

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Developmental History of a Human

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Stages of Development

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1. Fertilization

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1. Fertilization

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2. Cleavage

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2. Cleavage

1. Begins ~ 12 hours post-fertilization

2. Zygote divides into 2 cells (mitosis)

3. 46 chromosomes in zygote = 46 chromosomes in both daughter cells

4. 2 cell into 4 cell stage (24 – 36 hours)

5. 4 cell into 8 cell stage (36 – 72 hours)

6. 16 cell stage -- Morula

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3. Morula

Morula

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3. Morula

• ~ 16 cell stage

• Develops ~ 72 hours (3 days) from fertilization

• Morula enters the uterus ~ after 3 days in oviduct

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3. Morula

72 hours post-fertilizationentering uterus

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4. Blastocyst

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4. Blastocyst

• Morula, once entering the uterine cavity, floats freely

• Morula begins to accumulate fluid and forms a cavity between its cells

• Once cavity appears, it is now called a

blastocyst.

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4. Blastocyst

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4. Blastocyst

• Blastocyst has fluid-filled inner cavity

• Evolves from morula on day 5

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Day 6

• Three events happen

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Implantation

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Two Distinct Cell Types

Inner cell mass

trophoblasts

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Two Distinct Cell Types

1. Trophoblasts – will form the invading placenta

2. Inner cell mass cells – will form the embryo

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hCG is produced

• hCG is human chorionic gonadotropin• It is produced by the trophoblasts starting on day

6

• hCG is a hormone• hCG causes endometrium of uterus to grow and

proliferate• hCG prevents the menstrual cycle from occuring• This is why a female misses her periods when

she is pregnant

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Week 2

• Implantation continues

• Erosion of maternal blood

vessels

• Complete emersion into

endometrium of uterus

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Weeks 3-4

• Development of CV and nervous systems

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Weeks 5-8

• Embryo will develop all structures that an adult has by the end of week 8

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Embryo/Fetus

• Embryonic period is weeks 1-8

• Fetal period begins on week 9 and goes until birth at 38 weeks.

• Embryonic period is characterized by development of structures (organs).

• Fetal period is characterized by growth of those structures.

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Fetal Period

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