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History
Who was the first to address embr...,
What did aristotle look at to ans...,
What are the 3 variations on anim...
27
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Techniques to study development
What are the 3 general steps when...,
What is a fate map,
How is a fate map produced
13
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Gene expression
Why does every cell retain its em...,
How does the cell regulate gene e...,
Which modification causes nucleos...
32
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Induction and signalling
What is induction,
What was the experiment done by s...,
What did spemanns experiment show
42
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Commitment to cell differentiation
What causes a cell to commit to a...,
What do the specific changes to a...,
What are the two levels of commit...
13
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Gametogenesis overview
What are the 5 phases in prophase...,
What happens in the leptotene pha...,
What happens in the zygotene phas...
54
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Sperm and egg morphology and cell cycle during oogenesis
What are the main features of sperm,
What are the main features of an egg,
What is seen for external protect...
12
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Fertilization
What are the 4 stages of fertiliz...,
What is the difference between se...,
Why do sperm need to be activated
29
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Developmental patterns in sea urchins
Are sea urchins protostomes or de...,
What is karyokinesis,
What are the 4 types of yolk dist...
39
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Frogs
Which frog species are model orga...,
Why are frogs good model organisms,
What types of studies are frogs n...
65
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Fish
Where on the egg does fertilizati...,
What type of yolk distribution do...,
What type of cleavage do fish egg...
23
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Chickens
Why is the amniotic egg an import...,
What are the 4 extra embryonic me...,
What is the function of the amnion
38
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Mammals
Why is it difficult to study deve...,
Where does fertilization occur,
Where do the early stages of deve...
38
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Drosophila
What is a holometabolous life cycle,
What is hemimetabolous life cycle,
Do flies have a holometabolous or...
64
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Hox genes
What are homologs,
What are orthologs,
What are paralogs
14
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Neurulation
What is the first major organ typ...,
What germ layer becomes the neura...,
What 3 signals are involved in th...
62
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Eye development
Where do the cells of the eye ori...,
What forms the optic vesicle,
How does the optic vesicle become...
21
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Neural Crest
What do neural crest cells become,
When are the neural crest cells s...,
What happens to the neural crest ...
31
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Mesoderm differentiation and Somitogenesis
What are 4 types of mesoderm,
What does the axial mesoderm become,
What does the paraxial mesoderm b...
30
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Myogenesis
What are the 3 signals that speci...,
What does shh signalling from the...,
What happens to the dermamyotome ...
20
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Limb development
What are the 3 axes of limbs,
What are the 3 types of bones in ...,
Is the limb anatomy of tetrapods ...
45
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Regeneration
How much of an organism is able t...,
What are the 4 types of regeneration,
What is compensatory regeneration
12
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Aging
Why is life span a trade off betw...,
Why isnt longevity an adaptive trait,
What is hutchinson gilford progeria
10
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Developmental disruptions
What are 4 types of chromosome is...,
What are the two types of pleiotropy,
What are teratogens
7
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Stem cell therapy
What are embryonic stem cells,
What is a totipotent cell,
What is a pluripotent cell
10
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Evolution and development
What 3 things does all developmen...,
How did evolution affect hox genes,
What is modularity
13
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