04 Cleavage to Blastulation
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- developmental properties of cleaving embryos
- at the end of blastula mammalian has
- at the end of blastula avian has
- at the end of blastula amphibian has
- translucent area in avian embryo
- area that appears dark in avian embryo
- what layer is formed when cells on top of the avian embryo fall off
- what cavity is formed when cells on top of the avian embryo fall off
- the first plane of cleavage in the avian involves
- what type of cleavage does mammalian have
- what type of cleavage does frog have
- three distinct regions recognized after blastula
- late cleavage to blastula transition
- how many cells does the embryo have when a cavity is formed
- formed due to cortical reaction where there is mass movement of pigment towards sperm entry
- telolecithal cleavage pattern
- - proceeds from animal hemisphere going down to vegetal hemisphere
- - concentration of yolk at the center of the oocyte
- - heavily concentrated on one pole
- - slightly concentrated on one pole
- - evenly distributed
- factors influencing cleavage pattern
- site of first cleavage furroe
- what is required for the cell to grow
- what controls the cell cycle
- what stage has the characteristic of a mature cell cycle
- when embryo stops dividing, it results in
- what happens when maternal derived cyclin b and cell cycle factors deplete
- what is the source of mpf in the embryo
- protein involved in spindle fiber organization
- protein involved in nuclear membrane depolarization, breakdown and degradation of nuclear membrane
- proteins involved in chromatin condensation and become distinct chromosomes
- enzyme that phosphorylates a target protein inside the cell
- what happens with kinase during s phase
- what inactivates the kinase
- 2 subunits of MPF
- fuel molecule for the transition from zygote to cleavage stage
- when does cell division slow down?
- what are the characteristics of cleavage