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  • 問題数 68 • 12/23/2023

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  • 1

    What is the function of extraembryonic membranes in prenatal life?

    They play a role in prenatal development.

  • 2

    When are the extraembryonic membranes expelled from the body?

    Shortly after childbirth /during childbirth

  • 3

    In chickens, when does the yolk move into the abdominal cavity?

    18-19 of incubation

  • 4

    How is the yolk sac connected to the embryonic body?

    By the yolk stalk

  • 5

    What is formed when lateral mesoderm differentiation occurs?

    Splanchnocoel

  • 6

    Which part of the mesoderm forms somatopleura/serosa/chorion?

    Somatic mesoderm

  • 7

    What does splanchnopleura form in relation to the yolk sac?

    Wall of the yolk sac

  • 8

    Why is the yolk sac referred to as the extraembryonic gut?

    Its inner lining is covered with endoderm.

  • 9

    What are the initial groups of mesoderm cells called in the described process?

    Blood islands

  • 10

    How do blood islands differentiate during the process?

    They form irregular networks

  • 11

    What does the interconnected edge of blood islands form?

    Endothelial layer

  • 12

    Where is the terminal sinus located, marking the boundary between areas?

    Outside the embryo’s body

  • 13

    How do the blood vessels at the edge of the vascular area connect to each other?

    Forming irregular networks

  • 14

    What marks the boundary between the vascular area and the vitelline area?

    Terminal sinus

  • 15

    Where do the vitelline arteries branch from?

    Dorsal aorta

  • 16

    How do the blood vessels outside the embryo’s body connect with the embryo’s blood vessels?

    Via the vitelline veins

  • 17

    What happens to the central part of blood islands during differentiation?

    It separates to form blood cell clusters

  • 18

    What role does the ductus venosus play in the connection of blood vessels?

    Connects to the venous sinus

  • 19

    What distinguishes organisms possessing amnion (Amniota) from those without (Anamniota)?

    Presence of extraembryonic membranes

  • 20

    How is the amnion sac formed in chickens during incubation?

    Fusion of head, lateral, and tail folds

  • 21

    What is the function of the Ekamnion in the amnion sac?

    Thickening the amniotic wall

  • 22

    How do mice and humans differ from chickens in amnion formation?

    Through cavitation

  • 23

    How does the chorion in birds develop in relation to the somatopleura extraembryonic membrane?

    It develops simultaneously as a fold of somatopleura

  • 24

    What is the chorion wall composed of in birds?

    Inner layer from somatic mesodermma and Outer layer from trophoblast

  • 25

    In mammals, from which tissue does the chorion primarily originate during development?

    Trophoblast

  • 26

    What role does the chorion play in the placenta formation process in mammals?

    Is a part of the fetal placenta

  • 27

    In birds, which membrane is formed along with the chorion to create a structure essential for gas exchange?

    Chorio-allantoic membrane

  • 28

    What is a notable feature of the chorion that facilitates gas exchange between maternal and fetal circulations?

    Abundance of blood vessels

  • 29

    What cannot pass through the chorion membrane?

    Bacteria

  • 30

    From where does the allantois originate in the developmental process?

    ventro Medial evagination of the hindgut

  • 31

    What is the primary function of the allantois in reptiles, birds, and egg-laying mammals?

    Digesting albumin in cleidoic egg yolk

  • 32

    In which animals is the chorio-allantoic membrane associated with the eggshell, allowing direct blood capillary connection to the external environment?

    Reptiles and bird

  • 33

    At what stage of pregnancy do calcium deposits commonly appear in the chorio-allantoic membrane of cows?

    Days 60 to 90

  • 34

    What is the structure formed by the amnion, yolk stalk, allantois, and splanknopleura as the embryo grows?

    Umbilical cord

  • 35

    What is the region connecting the allantois to the hindgut called in vertebrates?

    Allantoic stalk

  • 36

    From which structure does the allantois originate?

    Hindgut

  • 37

    What is the outer layer of the allantois derived from?

    Mesoderm

  • 38

    In reptiles and birds, the chorio-allantoic membrane is associated with what structure?

    Eggshell

  • 39

    What is the function of the allantois as mentioned in the text?

    Extraembryonic urine sac

  • 40

    What is the region connecting the allantois to the hindgut called?

    Allantoic stalk

  • 41

    Cows

    Fish

  • 42

    In vertebrates, what are the two respiratory regions mentioned in the text?

    Gills and allantois

  • 43

    What is the structure formed by the amnion together with the yolk stalk, allantois, and splanknopleura?

    Umbilical cord

  • 44

    What are the two layers that make up the wall of the chorion in birds?

    Inner layer from somatic mesoderm and outer layer from trophoblast

  • 45

    In mammals, from which tissue does the chorion originate?

    Trophoblast tissue

  • 46

    What is the role of the chorion in the placenta formation process in mammals?

    Part of the fetal placenta

  • 47

    Why can’t bacteria pass through the chorion membrane?

    Presence of trophoblast tissue

  • 48

    In humans, when do chorionic villi start forming during pregnancy?

    Third day

  • 49

    What type of placenta is found in pigs and horses?

    Diffuse placenta

  • 50

    What occurs during parturition in animals with a deciduate placenta?

    Detachment of extraembryonic membrane

  • 51

    How is the placenta classified based on its shape in carnivores?

    Zonary placenta

  • 52

    In uniparous animals, where does the umbilical cord lead from the fetus?

    Minor curvature of the uterus

  • 53

    Which placental type allows direct contact between maternal and fetal blood vessels?

    Hemochorial placenta

  • 54

    What is implantation?

    The process of blastocyst embedding in the uterus

  • 55

    What plays an active role during implantation?

    Blastocyst

  • 56

    What can cause implantation failure?

    Synchronization between blastocyst and endometrium

  • 57

    What is the role of carbonic anhydrase during implantation?

    Facilitates trophoblast attachment

  • 58

    In which animals can blastocysts experience a free-living phase before implantation?

    All of the above

  • 59

    Why may efforts to increase offspring through superovulation face obstacles?

    All of the above

  • 60

    What occurs during blastocyst migration in the uterus?

    Transuterine migration

  • 61

    What changes does the uterus undergo during the progestational period?

    Accumulation of nutrients in the uterine epithelium

  • 62

    What is the significance of the disappearance of the zona pellucida before implantation?

    Facilitates trophoblast attachment

  • 63

    During which stage does blastocyst migration occur in monotocous mammals?

    Pre-implantation

  • 64

    What is the primary factor determining the number of blastocysts implanted in a uterus?

    Uterus volume capacity

  • 65

    Which animals lack caruncles, affecting the implantation process?

    Pigs

  • 66

    What plays a primary role in determining pre-implantation changes in the uterus?

    Progesterone

  • 67

    In animals with epitheliochorial or syndesmochorial placenta, when is histotroph crucial?

    Throughout the pregnancy

  • 68

    What is the role of histotroph during the early stages of embryo development?

    Providing nourishment for the embryo