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This set of flashcards covers key concepts in gamete production, including mitosis, meiosis, spermatogenesis, oogenesis, and early embryonic development.
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Mitosis results in ____ diploid daughter cells from one diploid mother cell.
2
Human diploid chromosome number is ____ total chromosomes.
46
Meiosis results in ____ haploid gametes from a single mother cell.
4
Spermatogenesis begins at ____ and continues throughout life.
puberty
Sperm are produced in the ____ of the testes.
seminiferous tubules
During maturation, sperm lose most of their ____ and organelles.
cytoplasm
The head of the sperm cell contains the ____ with 23 chromosomes.
nucleus
In oogenesis, only ____ of the 4 haploid gametes will be functional.
1
Polar bodies in oogenesis are considered ___ for extra chromosomes.
trash bins
The first cell division of meiosis in oogenesis begins before ____ but freezes.
birth
In females, FSH stimulates the oocyte to complete the first cell division beginning at _.
puberty
Genital herpes is caused by the ____ virus.
HSV-2
The amniotic fluid functions to ____ the embryo/fetus.
protect
The yolk sac is involved in the formation of ____ blood cells.
first
During embryonic development, the allantois develops into part of the ____ cord.
umbilical
Gastrulation in embryos forms a three-layered structure known as a _.
gastrula