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The prenatal period occurs after birth.
The prenatal period occurs after birth.
False (B)
The most critical stages of human development occur during the first trimester.
The most critical stages of human development occur during the first trimester.
True (A)
During infancy, a child's total length increases by approximately one half.
During infancy, a child's total length increases by approximately one half.
True (A)
Spermatogenesis and oogenesis are stages in embryonic development.
Spermatogenesis and oogenesis are stages in embryonic development.
The embryonic period is the time frame from fertilization to the 8th week of development.
The embryonic period is the time frame from fertilization to the 8th week of development.
The fetal period is characterized by significant organ differentiation and body growth.
The fetal period is characterized by significant organ differentiation and body growth.
By one year of age, most infants have six to eight teeth.
By one year of age, most infants have six to eight teeth.
At birth, the number of oocytes ranges from 700,000 to 2 million.
At birth, the number of oocytes ranges from 700,000 to 2 million.
A trimester consists of a period of 6 months in gestation.
A trimester consists of a period of 6 months in gestation.
Meiosis II is completed before ovulation occurs.
Meiosis II is completed before ovulation occurs.
Granulosa cells play a crucial role in the formation of the zona pellucida.
Granulosa cells play a crucial role in the formation of the zona pellucida.
Only 40,000 oocytes are present at puberty, out of which all become mature follicles each month.
Only 40,000 oocytes are present at puberty, out of which all become mature follicles each month.
Theca foliculi is divided into two layers: theca interne and theca externa.
Theca foliculi is divided into two layers: theca interne and theca externa.
The process of gametogenesis produces mature gamete cells exclusively in males.
The process of gametogenesis produces mature gamete cells exclusively in males.
The primary teeth are replaced by the secondary teeth during childhood.
The primary teeth are replaced by the secondary teeth during childhood.
Puberty typically begins in females after age 10.
Puberty typically begins in females after age 10.
Active ossification occurs primarily during adulthood.
Active ossification occurs primarily during adulthood.
In gametogenesis, germ cells undergo both mitosis and meiosis in preparation for fertilization.
In gametogenesis, germ cells undergo both mitosis and meiosis in preparation for fertilization.
The process of creating a zygote begins with a male and female gamete meeting during fertilization.
The process of creating a zygote begins with a male and female gamete meeting during fertilization.
Brain development is completed by the end of childhood.
Brain development is completed by the end of childhood.
The significance of embryology includes understanding the basis of variations in human structure.
The significance of embryology includes understanding the basis of variations in human structure.
Spermatogenesis begins with the differentiation of oogonia into type A spermatogonia.
Spermatogenesis begins with the differentiation of oogonia into type A spermatogonia.
The maturation of oocytes begins before birth and is divided into three phases: multiplication, growth, and maturation.
The maturation of oocytes begins before birth and is divided into three phases: multiplication, growth, and maturation.
Type B spermatogonia undergo mitosis to form primary spermatocytes.
Type B spermatogonia undergo mitosis to form primary spermatocytes.
Oogonia undergo meiosis II to mature into primary oocytes.
Oogonia undergo meiosis II to mature into primary oocytes.
By the fifth month of pregnancy, there are approximately 7 million primary oocytes present.
By the fifth month of pregnancy, there are approximately 7 million primary oocytes present.
The secondary spermatocyte is formed after meiosis I in spermatogenesis.
The secondary spermatocyte is formed after meiosis I in spermatogenesis.
During prenatal maturation, all primary oocytes complete prophase of meiosis II before birth.
During prenatal maturation, all primary oocytes complete prophase of meiosis II before birth.
The conversion of flat epithelial cells to cuboidal follicular cells occurs during the development of primary follicles.
The conversion of flat epithelial cells to cuboidal follicular cells occurs during the development of primary follicles.
Meiosis results in the formation of four identical daughter cells.
Meiosis results in the formation of four identical daughter cells.
Spermatogenesis occurs in the seminiferous tubules of the ovary.
Spermatogenesis occurs in the seminiferous tubules of the ovary.
The second meiotic division results in the production of gametes with a haploid number of chromosomes.
The second meiotic division results in the production of gametes with a haploid number of chromosomes.
Crossover during meiosis contributes to genetic diversity.
Crossover during meiosis contributes to genetic diversity.
The definition of spermatogenesis includes the differentiation of spermatogonia into egg cells.
The definition of spermatogenesis includes the differentiation of spermatogonia into egg cells.
Homologous chromosomes align in pairs during the first meiotic division.
Homologous chromosomes align in pairs during the first meiotic division.
Mitosis produces gametes necessary for sexual reproduction.
Mitosis produces gametes necessary for sexual reproduction.
Spermiogenesis is the process of sperm maturation following meiosis.
Spermiogenesis is the process of sperm maturation following meiosis.
Flashcards
Childhood
Childhood
The period between infancy and puberty during which children grow rapidly and develop key physical characteristics, including the growth of primary and secondary teeth, active bone formation, and a prepubertal growth spurt.
Puberty
Puberty
The stage of human development where individuals become capable of reproduction. It is marked by hormonal changes and the emergence of secondary sexual characteristics.
Adulthood
Adulthood
The stage of human development following puberty, characterized by full maturity of the body and brain. It is marked by the completion of bone growth and continued brain development.
Gametogenesis
Gametogenesis
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Meiotic division in gametogenesis
Meiotic division in gametogenesis
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Spermatogenesis
Spermatogenesis
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Oogenesis
Oogenesis
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Prenatal Period
Prenatal Period
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Postnatal Period
Postnatal Period
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Embryonic Period
Embryonic Period
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Fetal Period
Fetal Period
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Stages of Embryonic Development
Stages of Embryonic Development
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What is gametogenesis?
What is gametogenesis?
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What is mitosis?
What is mitosis?
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What is meiosis?
What is meiosis?
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What is the 1st meiotic division?
What is the 1st meiotic division?
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What is the 2nd meiotic division?
What is the 2nd meiotic division?
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What are the functions of meiotic division?
What are the functions of meiotic division?
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What is spermatogenesis?
What is spermatogenesis?
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What is spermiogenesis?
What is spermiogenesis?
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Spermatogonia
Spermatogonia
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Primary Spermatocyte
Primary Spermatocyte
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Secondary Spermatocyte
Secondary Spermatocyte
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Spermatid
Spermatid
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Oogonia
Oogonia
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Oogenesis (Part 1: Birth to Puberty)
Oogenesis (Part 1: Birth to Puberty)
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Follicle Development: Puberty to Ovulation
Follicle Development: Puberty to Ovulation
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Meiosis I: Puberty to Ovulation
Meiosis I: Puberty to Ovulation
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Meiosis II: Ovulation to Fertilization
Meiosis II: Ovulation to Fertilization
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Study Notes
Introduction to Embryology and Gametogenesis
- The presentation introduces embryology and gametogenesis, focusing on human development.
- Dr. Nurul Hannim binti Zaidun, MBBS, MSc (Medicine), from the Department of Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine, UITM, is the presenter.
Learning Outcomes
- The presentation aims to cover developmental periods in embryology, gametogenesis, spermatogenesis and spermiogenesis, and oogenesis.
LO1: Developmental Periods in Embryology
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Embryonic development involves a series of stages, transforming the zygote into a fully formed organism.
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Divisions in embryonic development, specific stages, and their significance are discussed.
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This includes the period from fertilization until the 23rd stage (D56) of the embryo.
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A trimester is a three-month period and is one-third of the 9-month period of gestation
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Prenatal periods encompass embryonic and fetal development, occurring before birth.
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Postnatal periods follow birth and include infancy, childhood, puberty, and adulthood, illustrating progressive human development stages.
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Key stages observed include development of the placenta, embryonic development, importance of learning each development stage.
Developmental Periods in Embryology
- Most developmental changes happen during the embryonic and fetal stages.
- Human development is classified into prenatal (before birth) and postnatal (after birth) periods.
- Within the prenatal period, the embryonic stage (weeks 3-8) is characterized by rapid advancement, particularly evident from the third to the eighth week.
- The fetal period (weeks 9-38) involves tissue and organ differentiation and increased body growth.
Stages of Embryonic Development
- Embryonic development spans from fertilization to approximately nine months (stage 23 / D56).
- A trimester represents a three-month segment of the nine-month gestation period.
- The critical embryonic stages, primarily during the initial trimester, are critical for embryonic and early fetal development.
LO2: Describe Gametogenesis
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Gametogenesis is the production of mature gametes (sperm/oocytes) in the gonads starting from bipotential primordial germ cells.
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Fertilization of male and female gametes results in the formation of a zygote that marks the transition into the neonate stage.
Gametogenesis, continued
- Gametes (germ cells) form during the second week of development as part of the primitive streak gastrulation process, within the developing gonads.
- Mitosis and meiosis are crucial in the preparation for fertilization to reduce genetic material.
LO3: Describe spermatogenesis and spermiogenesis
- Spermatogenesis and spermiogenesis produce mature sperm cells from the primordial germ cells in spermatogonia
- Divided into three phases of proliferation, differentiation and maturation
Spermatogenesis, continued
- PGCs form type A spermatogonia → mitosis type B spermatogonia → mitosis→ primary spermatocyte →meiosis I → secondary spermatocyte → meiosis II → spermatids→ spermatozoa
Spermatozoa Formation
- Spermatids undergo transformation to form mature spermatozoa.
- This includes acrosome formation, nuclear shrinkage and formation of the tail (flagellum).
LO4: Describe oogenesis
- Oogenesis is the formation of mature oocytes.
- Divided into three phases (multiplication, growth and maturation) in the ovaries.
Oogenesis, continued
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Oogonia differentiate into primary oocytes (before birth); development continues during prenatal and postnatal maturation.
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Oogonium → multiplication during fetal period through mitosis → primary oocytes (dormant in prophase I) → at puberty, completion of meiosis I occurs→ secondary oocytes → meiosis II (only if fertilization happens) maturation to the ovum (egg).
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Early in oocyte formation, the oogonia generate many primary oocytes within ovarian follicles.
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Before the onset of puberty, the primary oocytes arrest in prophase I.
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At puberty, the mature follicles release secondary oocytes, which can, in turn, fuse with a sperm to create a zygote.
Oogenesis (Continued)
- Oogenesis encompasses three phases:
- Multiplication (intrauterine)
- Growth (primary oocyte to secondary oocyte)
- Maturation (secondary oocyte to ovum).
Additional Notes
- Abnormal chromosomes can result in various medical conditions (e.g., Trisomy 18, Trisomy 13, Klinefelter, Turner, Triple X).
- The presenter stresses the significance of embryology in understanding prenatal and postnatal development, the origins of life and diseases.
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This quiz covers key concepts in embryology and gametogenesis, with a focus on human development stages. It looks into embryonic and fetal development, and the process of gametogenesis including spermatogenesis and oogenesis. Ideal for students in medicine or related fields.
