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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

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http://www.ich.ucl.ac.uk/ich/html/postcards/

http://www.lab.anhb.uwa.edu.au/mb140/CorePages/MaleRepro/malerepro.htm

www.DennisKunkel.

Human sperm have typical sperm structure. The human testis looks like the primate testis you looked at in lab.

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The human ovary has the same structure as the cat ovary you have looked at in lab.

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Fertilization and early cleavage.

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The second cleavage in a human zygote.

Figure on P. 171 of your text.

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Human cleavage

40-50 hr 60 hr

compaction

http://arbl.cvmbs.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/reprod/fert/cleavage.html

http://www.alphascientists.com/embryology_images/index.html

Figure similar to that on P. 170 of your text.

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“Hatching” from the zona pellucida.

Strypsin protease digests hole in zona pellucida

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Human blastocyst - pre-implantation

Plasminogen activator will be secreted by the trophoblastic cells that form the

syncytiotrophoblast.

See figure of 6 day human blastocyst in lecture packet

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See figure of implanting 6-7 day human blastocyst in lecture packet

Plasminogen activator will be secreted by the trophoblastic cells that form the

syncytiotrophoblast.

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Heuser’s membrane is an ephemeral combination of extracellular matrix and hypoblast cells.

See figure of 8 day human embryo in lecture packet

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See figure of end of second week human embryo in lecture packet

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See beginning of 3rd week human embryo in lecture packet - primitive streak forming.

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Figure illustrating spread of mesoderm between epiblast and hypoblast - like what happens in chicken embryos.

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Movements in Gastrulation figure in lecture packet.

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By the end of the 3rd week, chordin and noggin secreted by the chordamesoderm have blocked BMP-4. As a result,

neurulation occurs.

Human neurulation figure in lecture packet.

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http://www.biology.iupui.edu/biocourses/n100/2k4ch39repronotes.html

Figure of human primitive streak and neurulatiopn at web link below

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“Sequence of flexion in longitudinal section” figure in lecture packet.

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Fourth week human embryo figure in lecture packet.

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Eighth week human embryo figure in lecture packet.

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Carnegie stages of human embryos

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Carnegie stage 13 - human embryo

The Virtual Human Embryo Project

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Carnegie stage 13 - human embryo

The Virtual Human Embryo Project

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Carnegie stage 13 - human embryo

The Virtual Human Embryo Project

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* Chorioallantoic placenta - chorion and allantois form placenta

*Hemochorial placenta - villi that are formed from the chorion are bathed in blood.

*Deciduous placenta - tears away from the uterine wall at birth causing hemorrhaging.

CLASSIFICATION OF THE HUMAN PLACENTA

Figure on page 290 of your text

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Figure on page 284 of your text

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Syncytiotrophoblast and Cytotrophoblast

Figure of 13th day blastocyst in lecture packet.

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Development of the human placenta

Figure of placental development passed out in class

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Figure of placental development passed out in class

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Figure of placental development passed out in class

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Figure of placental development passed out in class

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Figure of placental development passed out in class

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Figures on pages 284 and 290 of text.

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Turn on pic-in-pic

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Conjoined twins

• May be caused by both genetic and environmental factors

• 1 in every 40,000 births, but often still born

• 1 in every 200,000 live births

• 75% are still born or die within 24 hr of birth

• More often female than male (3:1)

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