Biology

Chapter 3: Embryogenesis & Development

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The mesoderm layer develops into ____.

The ____ layer develops into circulatory system, skeletal system, and muscular system.

The endoderm layer develops into ____.

The ____ layer develops into digestive system, liver, and pancreas.

The adrenal ____ is derived from the mesoderm layer.

The adrenal cortex is derived from the ____derm layer.

The adrenal ____ is derived from the ectoderm layer.

The adrenal medulla is derived from the ____derm layer.

____ is the development of the nervous system.

Neurulation begins after ____.

The ____ induces a group of overlying ectodermal cells to form neural folds surrounding a neural groove.

The notochord induces a group of overlying ____ cells to form neural folds surrounding a neural groove.

The notochord induces a group of overlying ectodermal cells to form ____.

The ____ fuse to form the neural tube.

The neural folds fuse to form the ____.

The ____ becomes the central nervous system.

The neural tube becomes the ____.

The tip of each neural fold contains ____ cells.

Neural crest cells become the ____ system, as well as specific cell types in other tissues.

____ are substances that interfere with embryo development.

Teratogens are substances that ____

Diabetes in the mother can affect the baby by ____.

Mothers having folic acid deficiency can result in ____ in the baby.

Mothers having ____ deficiency can result in neural tube defects in the baby.

Stem cells are cells that ____.

____ are cells that are capable of developing into various cell types.

Stem cells can be classified by ____.

Totipotent cells are able to differentiate into ____.

____ are able to differentiate into all cell types, including the three germ layers and placental structures.

____ are able to differentiate into all three of the germ layers and their derivatives.

Pluripotent cells are able to differentiate into ____.

____ are able to differentiate into a specific subset of cell types only.

Multipotent cells are able to differentiate into ____.

____ refers to the changes a cell undergoes due to selective transcription to take on characteristics appropriate to its cell line.

Differentiation refers to the changes a cell undergoes due to ____ to take on characteristics appropriate to its cell line.

Cell specialization occurs as a result of ____.

____ occurs as a result of determination and differentiation.

____ in cells is the commitment to a specific cell lineage.

Determination in cells is ____

____ is the biological process that causes an organism to develop its shape.

Morphogenesis is the biological process that causes ____.

Determination may also occur due to secretion of specific molecules from nearby cells, called ____.

____ may also occur due to secretion of specific molecules from nearby cells, called morphogens.

To respond to a specific morphogen, a cell must have ____.

____ signals act on the same cell that released the signal.

Autocrine signals act on ____.

____ signals act on local cells.

Paracrine signals act on ____.

____ signals act through direct stimulation of adjacent cells.

Juxtacrine signals act through ____.

____ signals act on distant tissues after traveling through the bloodstream.

Endocrine signals act on ____.

____ releases factors to promote the differentiation of a competent responder.

An inducer releases ____ to promote the differentiation of a competent responder.

An inducer releases factors to promote the ____ of a competent responder.

Inducers are often ____, which are peptides that promote differentiation and mitosis in certain tissues.

Inducers are often growth factors, which are ____

If two tissues both induce further differentiation in each other, this is ____.

____ is programmed cell death via the formation of apoptotic blebs.

Apoptosis is programmed cell death via the formation of ____.

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