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Reproductive tissue and embryology MCQS

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Quiz on Reproductive tissue and embryology MCQS, created by Roshan Sivakumaran on 07/05/2019.
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Question 1

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Which of the following characteristics are specific for the neuroglial cells
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  • regeneration ability
  • supporting and protective functions
  • collect stimuli and transforms them into nervous impulse

Question 2

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Which of the following elements are visible in the neurons by light microscope by light microscopic observation
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  • big in size, pale stained nucleus
  • nissl substance
  • tonofibrils
  • neurofibrils

Question 3

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The nonmyelinated nerve fibers consist of
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  • axon
  • mylein sheath
  • schwann sheath
  • endoneurium

Question 4

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The myelinated nerve fibers consist of
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  • axon
  • myelin sheath
  • microglia
  • endoneurium
  • schwann sheath

Question 5

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parts of the neuron are
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  • axon
  • dendrites
  • perikaryon

Question 6

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depending on shape of their bodies (perikaryons), the neurons are
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  • star shaped
  • pyramidal
  • pear shaped
  • spherical/ spindle shaped

Question 7

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Depending on the number of their branches the neurons are
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  • unipolar
  • pseudounipolar
  • bipolar
  • multipolar

Question 8

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depending on their functions, the neurons are
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  • motor
  • sensory
  • associative
  • neuroendocrine

Question 9

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the central type of neuroglial cells are
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  • astrocytes
  • oligodendrocytes
  • ependyma
  • microglia

Question 10

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By light microscope, observation of spinal cord on transverse sections stained with toluidinblue, multipolar neurons with cytoplasm filled with blue granules in the anterior horns are observed. What is the name of these structures, and appearance of which organelle are they
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  • nissle substance ( RER)
  • glial cells

Question 11

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Under electron microscope, a transverse section of cylindrical in shape structure with dark and light lines arranged in concentric manner is observed. Peripherally, a part of cytoplasm with mitochondria and nucleus is visible. what is the name of the described structure?
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  • myelinated nerve fiber
  • nonmyelinated nerve fiber

Question 12

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under light microscope, on sections from cerebrum stained with AuCl2 star-shaped neurons with numerous long non-branching processes localised in the white matter are observed. some of the processes attach to the blood vessel walls. what is the name of these cells?
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  • fibrous astrocyte
  • glial cells

Question 13

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under light microscope, on sections stained with OsO4 bundles of black coloured fiber-like structures appear. there are gaps in their outer sheath and it is seen to be an incomplete or interrupted cylinder. radial clefts or fissures, extending through the thickness of the sheath are also visible. what is the name of the described structures?
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  • myelinated nerve fibers
  • non myelinated nerve fibers

Question 14

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By the oogenesis, 4 mature oocytes occur from 1 oogonium
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  • yes
  • no

Question 15

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oogenesis is fully completed after the fertilisation of the secondary oocyte
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  • yes
  • no

Question 16

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by spermatogenesis, 1 mature spermatozoon occurs from one spermatogonia
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  • yes
  • no

Question 17

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the axis (axonema) of the spermatozoon flagellum is built of microtubules following the 9x3+10 formula
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  • yes
  • no

Question 18

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the human spermatozoon head looks like 'flame of candle' in shape
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  • yes
  • no

Question 19

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the mitochondria are arranged in spiral fashion around the middle piece of the spermatozoon flagellum
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  • yes
  • no

Question 20

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the spermatogenesis starts during the
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  • fetal period
  • puberty
  • embryonic period
  • right after birth

Question 21

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the spermatozoon acrosome represents
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  • secretory granule
  • lysosome
  • cistern of smooth-surfaced endoplasmic reticulum
  • cistern of golgi

Question 22

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oogenesis starts during the
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  • embryonic period
  • fetal period
  • right after birth
  • puberty

Question 23

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the marker enzyme of the human spermatozoon acrosome is
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  • hyaluronidase
  • acid phosphatase
  • alkaline phosphatase
  • lipase

Question 24

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which of the following organelles are not present in the ovum (mature oocyte)
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  • golgi apparatus
  • mitochondria
  • lysosomes
  • centrioles

Question 25

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body of balbani is present in the
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  • oogenium
  • primary oocyte
  • primary spermatocyte
  • spermatogonium

Question 26

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human spermatogenetic cycle occupies about
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  • 22 days
  • 72 days
  • 52 days

Question 27

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diameter of human ovum is
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  • 5 um
  • 120 um
  • 220 um

Question 28

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spermatozoon length is
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  • 60 um
  • 30 um

Question 29

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oogenesis is completed
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  • before ovulation
  • after fertilisation
  • after puberty
  • before fertilisation

Question 30

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which of the following are specific to acrosomes
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  • membrane organelle
  • derived from golgi complex
  • contains glycogen
  • built of primary oocyte
  • biochemical analogous to the lysosomes

Question 31

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which of the following are specific to spermatogenesis
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  • starts during the embryonic period
  • starts with onset of puberty
  • passes through four phases
  • passes through three phases

Question 32

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which are specific to secondary spermatocytes
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  • haploid number of chromosomes
  • formed during the second phase of spermatogenesis
  • biggest in size male germ cells

Question 33

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spermatozoon head contains
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  • nucleus
  • mitochondria
  • centrioles
  • acrosome

Question 34

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consecutive stages of spermatogenesis
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  • cell multiplication
  • cell growth
  • cell differentiation
  • cell maturation

Question 35

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ovum is surrounded by
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  • zona pellucida
  • corona radiata

Question 36

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main parts of spermatozoon are
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  • head
  • middle piece
  • neck
  • tail

Question 37

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consecutive stages of oogenesis
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  • cell multiplication
  • cell growth
  • cell differentiation

Question 38

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zona pellucida
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  • mucoprotein substance
  • microvilli of oocyte and the processes of the follicular cells
  • contacts between the oocyte and the follicular cells

Question 39

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type of male germ cells are
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  • spermatogonia
  • primary spermatocytes
  • secondary spermatocytes
  • spermatids
  • spermatoza

Question 40

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under electron microscope, a round cell with spherical, pale nucleus and prominent nucleolus is observed. in the cell cytoplasm mitochondria, elements of golgi complex and vesicles are arranged in a group and form a common structure localised near the nucleus
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  • primary oocyte
  • secondary oocyte

Question 41

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by electronic microscopic observation of transverse section of spermatozoon flagellum, centrally placed microtubules surrounded by filamentous sheath and in spiral fashion arranged mitochondria appear.
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  • middle piece
  • central piece

Question 42

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by light microscopic observation of stained with hematoxylin-eosin section of ovary, a round, big in size cell within a spherical structure appears. the cell is with a pale nucleus ad prominent nucleolus. around the cell a homogenous, deeply stained membrane is visible. outside of it radially arranged cuboidal to cylindrical in shape cells form a layer.
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  • oocyte
  • somatic cell

Question 43

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Link the parts of the spermatozoon and the corresponding structures.
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  • head
  • neck (cervix)
  • middle piece (pars intermedia)
  • tail (flagellum)
  • acrosome
  • mitochondria
  • centriole

Question 44

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Fertilisation ability of the spermatozoon is preserved for 24-30 hours
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  • True
  • False

Question 45

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Two veins and one artery are present in the umbilical cord on the newborn baby
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  • True
  • False

Question 46

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the yolk sack takes part in the formation of the embryo discus
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  • True
  • False

Question 47

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amnion is not involved in the formation of the embryo discus
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  • True
  • False

Question 48

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the cells obtained as a result of segmentation are called blastomers
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  • True
  • False

Question 49

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the trophoblast related structures are associated with the implantation and nutrition of the embryo
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  • True
  • False

Question 50

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the smooth chorion takes part in the formation of the fetal sack
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  • True
  • False

Question 51

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the embryoblast cells situated on the floor of the amnion differentiate into the ectoderma
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  • True
  • False

Question 52

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the chorion frondosum participates in the formation of the placenta
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  • True
  • False

Question 53

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linea primitiva is a temporary structure related to the organisation of the mesoderma
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  • True
  • False

Question 54

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sperm volume normally is
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  • 2-6
  • 8-10
  • 10-12

Question 55

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II type of oocyte has a fertlisation ability during
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  • 6-12 hours
  • 12-24 hours
  • 24-36 hours
  • 36-72 hours

Question 56

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the spermatozoa number in 1cm^3 sperm is
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  • 10-30 x 10^6 /cm^3
  • 400-500 x 10^2 /cm^3
  • 130-160 x 10^6 / cm^3
  • 40-120 x 10^6 / cm^3

Question 57

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minimum part of mobile spermatazoa in the sperm necessary for fertilisation is above
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  • 10%
  • 20%
  • 30%
  • 50%

Question 58

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process of transformation of spermatids into spermatazoa is called
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  • spermiogenesis
  • spermation
  • capacitation
  • acrosomal reaction

Question 59

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the trophoblast is part of
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  • embryoblast
  • blastocysta
  • magma reticularis

Question 60

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the somites derive from
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  • mesoblast
  • endoblast
  • ectoblast
  • mesenchyme

Question 61

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The dermatomes form
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  • skin epithelium
  • skin connective tissue
  • skeletal muscles

Question 62

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The implantation starts
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  • on first day after fertilisation
  • 6-7 days after fertilisation
  • 10 days after fertilisation
  • 15 days after fertilisation

Question 63

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The fertilisation is completed in
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  • uterus cavity
  • oviduct cavity
  • abdomen
  • ovary

Question 64

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what type of function is the oocyte cortical reaction
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  • trophic
  • receptor
  • barrier
  • phagocytic

Question 65

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umbilical cord of the newborn baby consists of
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  • two arteries and 1 vein
  • two arteries and two veins
  • two veins and one artery
  • one artery and one vein

Question 66

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The somites form
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  • dermatomes
  • sklerotomes
  • myotomes
  • nephrotomes

Question 67

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from the mesenchyme derivates
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  • cardiac muscle tissue
  • smooth muscle tissue
  • skeletal muscle tissue
  • blood tissue
  • microglia

Question 68

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from the ectoblasts derivates
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  • nervous tissue
  • blood tissue
  • skin epithelium
  • epithelium of oral cavity
  • smooth muscle tissue

Question 69

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the fetal sack wall consists of
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  • amnion
  • smooth chorion
  • placental villae
  • covering decidua
  • basal decidua

Question 70

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the placental barrier after the third month of embryogenesis consists
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  • synctical trophoblast
  • cytotrophoblast
  • epithelium of the placental capillaries
  • mesenchyme of the placental villa
  • epithelium of the uterus capillaries

Question 71

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the maternal part of the placenta consists of
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  • cotyledones
  • loose connective tissue slips (septae)
  • blood lacunae
  • chorionic plate

Question 72

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the fetal part of the placenta consists of
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  • loose connective tissue (septae)
  • blood lacunae
  • amnion
  • chorion frondosum
  • cotyledones

Question 73

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which of the following are specific for the cortical reaction is
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  • completed in corona radiata
  • associated with releasing of the acrosomal enzymes
  • associated with releasing the proteolytic enzymes under the oocyte plasmalemma
  • blocks the passing of more than one spermatozoon into the oocyte
  • associated with destroying of the spermatozoon receptors in zona pellucida

Question 74

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parts of mesoblast
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  • epimer
  • mesomer
  • hypomer

Question 75

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Structures that derive from the somites of the mesoblast
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  • dermatomes
  • sclerotomes
  • myotomes

Question 76

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specific for the segmentation by the human embryo is
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  • asynchronous
  • unequal

Question 77

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chorion types are
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  • chorion laeve
  • chorion frondosum

Question 78

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Trophoblast types are
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  • cytotrophoblasts
  • syncytial trophoblasts

Question 79

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The process of the transformation of the nervous system passes through the following stages:
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  • neural plate
  • neural groove
  • neural tube

Question 80

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Under the light microscope, HE staining part of extraembryonal organ that is covered by amnion and contains three blood vessel and mucoid tissue between them appears. what is this organ
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  • umbilical cord (after 3rd month)
  • placental villi
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