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Biology:Chapters 10&11

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fetus
embryo eneters 8th week called
embryo
fertilized egg in earliest stage (see zygote)
morphogenesis
as differentiate; organize + form tissues + organs of complete animals
monocots
grass, corn, tulip; leaves parallel veins
notochord
stiff rod that develops into part of the backbone
sperm
sex cell produced by male parent
selective-gene-loss hypothesis
differentiating cells lose some genes
determination
process by which a cell commits to a particular course of development
hox genes
group of homeotic genes found in all animals; establish anterior-posterior axis
dorsal-ventral direction
back to the belly
cleavage
zygote divides into two cells
pericycle
tissue gives rise to roots
polydactyly
condition of having extra fingers/toes
monoploid
1 set of chromosomes
villi
finger-like projections extended by chorion; when gastrulation begins
differentiation
cells divide; they become different from one another
epicotyl
all the plant parts above the seed
DNA-RNA hybridization
method of making DNA + seperating strands ->dye strands, Used as probe test to detect RNA w/ matching nucleotide sequence
segmentation
division of the body into a number of similar sections
gastrula
3-layered cell embryo
anencephaly
exposed brain degenerates + skull fails to form
ray cells
cells that get water from center to other parts of tree
gametes
reproductive cells created by male + female
amnion
sac or membrane filled w/ fluid enclosing the embryo of reptile,bird, or mamals
blastocyst
5 days after fertilization; resembles hollow blastula of other animals
hypocotyl
dicots; portion of stem below seed leaf
anterior-posterior axis
line running from head to tail
primary germ layers
3 cell layers; form body's tissue
fertilization
union of two sex cells
ectoderm
form the skin, nervous systems etc.
activation
fertilization turns metabolism on
homeoticgenes
transform one organ into another
spinabifida
neural tube fails to close + body wall remains open
chorion
embryonic membrane that surrounds all other embryonic membranes in reptiles, birds, and mammals
metamorphosis
series of changes that transforms larva into adult
diploid
2 sets of chromosomes
body plan
general shape of organism
haploid
1/2 as many chromosomes
zygote
fertilized egg in earliest stage
mesoderm
produce skeleton, muscles, heart, blood and other internal organs
larva
feeding individual looks nothing like the adult
genetic-equivalence hypothesis
all cells contain same genes, but some genes become inactive during differentiation
neural tube
form brain, spinal chord, and nerves
radicle
embryonic root
placenta
exchanges wastes, nutrients, oxygen, and carbon dioxide between mom + baby
yolk
energy-rich collection of lipids & proteins

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