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EMBRYOLOGY

1.       Prochordal plate & primitive streak is seen on: 14th day

2.       Oogonia & germ cell are derived from: Yolk sac

3.       1st polar body is formed during: Oogenesis

4.       1st polar body is extruded: At the time of ovulation

5.       Sperms are stored in: Epididymis

6.       Y chromosome is: Acrocentric

7.       Length of human sperm: 50-60 microns

8.       In humans, implantation begins on the: 6th day after fertilization

9.       Number of chromosomes are reduced down to half in: 1st meiotic division

10.   Primitive streak develops in which week: 3rd week

11.   Initiation and maintainance of primitive streak is because of: Nodal gene

12.   Anomaly of pancreas in which the parts of the pancreas derived from the dorsal & ventral buds fail to fuse with each other: Divided pancreas

 

Structure developed from cloaca-

-The cloaca develops into the rectum and upper 2/3 of the anal canal,

-While its anterior subdivision, the urogenital sinus, develops into the bladder and

-In the female, the urethra and vestibule,

-While in the male the prostatic urethra.

EMBRYOLOGY OF GENITOURINARY SYSTEM

1.       Collecting duct develops from: Ureteric bud

2.       Epithelium of ureter develops from: Mesonephros

3.       Uterus/ appendix testes develops from: Mullerian duct/ paramesonephric duct

4.       Ovary develops from: Genital ridge

5.       Scrotum develops from: Genital swelling

6.       Clitoris develops from: Genital tubercle

DERIVATIVES OF GERMS LAYERS

Derivatives of neural crest:

- Neurons of

  Dorsal root,

  Sensory &

  Autonomic/ sympathetic ganglia

- Schwann cells,

- Melanocytes,

- Mesenchyme of dental papillae etc.

 

 

- Mesodermal in origin:Kidney, Muscle (EXCEPT musculature of iris), Bone etc.

- Trigone of bladder:Mesoderm

- Somites: Paraxial mesoderm

-  Epithelial lining of biliary tract:Endoderm

- Tympanic membrane:All the 3 germ layers    

FETAL STRUCTURES & ADULT REMNANTS

1.       Meckel's divertculum: Remnant of vitelline duct

2.        Ligamentum arteriosum: Remnant of ductus arteriosus

3.       Ligamentum venosum: Remnant of ductus venosus

4.        Medial umbilical ligaments: Remnant of 2 umbilical arteries

5.       Median umbilical ligament: Remnant of urachus

     

 


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