GENERAL EMBRYOLOGY

1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738
Across
  1. 5. The granulosa cells of ovarian follicle that attach the oocyte to the wall of the follicle.
  2. 7. The spermatozoal cap formed from the golgi apparatus
  3. 8. Jelly-like connective tissue of umbilical cord.
  4. 9. The remains of ovarian follicle that acts as an endocrine organ
  5. 10. A specialized layer which surrounds the developing oocyte / blastocyst and has a role in preventing premature implantation
  6. 16. Canal which provides transient communication between the amnion and the yolk sac
  7. 19. Represents the site of cell migration during gastrulation
  8. 21. Openings at either end of hollow neural tube which close at 25-27 day.
  9. 22. The process in the female genital tract wherein the sperm acquire capability to fertilize an egg.
  10. 24. Low volume of amniotic fluid often associated with renal developmental abnormalities
  11. 26. Another term used for trophoblast layer and cytotrophoblast cells.
  12. 28. Sac-like extension of endoderm (hindgut) into the connecting stalk (umbilical cord)
  13. 30. Part of primitive gut tube which is connected to definitive yolk sac.
  14. 31. A pregnancy in which the fertilized egg implants outside of the uterus
  15. 32. Abnormality associated with more than single spermatozoa fertilizing the oocyte.
  16. 33. The horseshoe-shaped coelom that will eventually form the 3 main body cavities
  17. 34. The membrane generated from trophoblast and extraembryonic mesoderm that forms placenta.
  18. 35. The layer of the bilaminar embryo that generates all three germ cell layers
  19. 37. Embryonic structure which later forms part of diaphragm & liver.
  20. 38. This membrane is formed at caudal end by ectoderm and endoderm without intervening layer of mesoderm.
Down
  1. 1. A prenatal diagnostic test involving needle aspiration of fluid surrounding embryo for genetic analysis.
  2. 2. The process of establishing three germ layers.
  3. 3. Part of intra-embryonic mesoderm which becomes segmented to form somites.
  4. 4. Flat structure forming precursor of Buccopharyngeal membrane.
  5. 6. Endodermal duct which forms connection between the midgut and the yolk sac.
  6. 11. Phase of menstrual cycle under influence of progesterone.
  7. 12. Abbreviation for a placental hormone which forms the basis for many pregnancy tests.
  8. 13. Any agent that causes a developmental abnormality following exposure during pregnancy.
  9. 14. Part of fallopian tube which is site for fertilization.
  10. 15. Flattened cell membrane lining the primary yolk sac.
  11. 17. Twins resulting from two fertilization events
  12. 18. Part of lateral plate mesoderm found close to the endoderm
  13. 20. Abbreviation for process of making test-tube babies.
  14. 23. The cellular trophoblast layer which also forms a shell around placenta.
  15. 25. Placental anomaly when cord is attached to margin of placenta
  16. 27. Adult structure formed from the embryonic notochord.
  17. 29. The ventromedial part of somite that differentiates to form the axial skeleton (vertebral body and intervertebral disc).
  18. 36. The temperature taken typically in the morning before getting out of bed to approximately establish the time of ovulation.