Wk 12- Meiosis Fertilisation Development
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Gametes = – individual chromosomes = h? Cell Fertilisation = 1 paternal gamete (– cells) + 1 maternal gamete (– cells) These form a z? = D ? Cell made of – PAIRS of chromosomes (– chromosomes)
23 , haploid cell 23 cells , 23 cells Zygote = diploid cell 23 pairs , 46 chromosomes
Meiosis: Produces H? Cells Undergoes 2 rounds of cell division Meiosis 1 and meiosis 2 Meiosis 1 = 1 cell > ? genetically different cells sister chromatids/cells attached to one another Meiosis 2 = 1 cell > ? (t?) all genetically different cells
Haploid cells 1>2 1>4 tetrad
Mitosis: 1 cell > ? Identical daughter cells Meiosis = ? Genetically different cells
2 identical cells 4 different cells
Fertilisation The fusion of s? and o? membrane Combination of 46 chromosomes forms a ? Sperm have 23 chromosomes only Oocytes have 23 chromosomes + ?
Sperm , oocyte Zygote Organelles
Zygote > m? in - days M? > b? in - days B? > imp? in ? Days B? secretes enzymes that burrow/ burn into endometrium
Morula , 3 Morula , blastocyst 4 days Blastocyst, implantation 5-7 days Blastocyst
Embryonic development takes place in week ?-? Fetal development takes place in week ?-? birth
2-8 9- 38 , 9th month
Early embryonic development Heart cells start beating Early gut and limb buds E? / e? Start develop T? Forms Blood and b? Vessels form
Eye / ear Tail Brain
Embryonic 5-8 weeks Heart has - chambers Increase brain development Limbs more distinct D? Visible T? Disappears O? Develop
4 chambers Digits Tail Organs
Fetal 3 months Heart beat detectable Head - whole body Brain increase size External e? Develop O? Begins G? Visible
Half Ear Ossification Gender
Fetal 5 months Body size increases proportionate to h? E? Open Limbs lengthen Increase development of body s? N? Visible Red bone marrow produces increase b? Cells
Head Eyes Systems Nails Blood cells
Maternal nutrition Fetus receives nutrition from m? Fetal development can change to a? to available nutrients Decreased nutrition in utero = increase risk of C? Disease Hyper? O? Type 2 diabetes R? Failure Reduced life span
Mother Adapt Cardiovascular disease Hypertension Obesity Renal failure