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Menstruation or Pregnancy Human Reproduction Menstruation or Pregnancy

Ovulation Menstrual Cycle Fertilization Zygote Embryo Fetus OUTCOME QUESTION(S): S1-1-10: How does a fertilized egg turn into a baby and what determines the gender? Vocabulary & Concepts  Ovulation Menstrual Cycle Fertilization Zygote Embryo Fetus

The “egg(s)” is also know as an oocyte(s) or an ovum (ova) Follicle – cells surrounding the egg inside (shell) The “egg(s)” is also know as an oocyte(s) or an ovum (ova) Ovulation: Release of ovum from a follicle in the ovary as a response to a hormonal brain signal. Menstrual Cycle: Monthly cycle of changes that occur in the ovaries and uterus - including ovulation and menstruation. Ovulation occurs at a halfway point in the cycle

Ovulation Endometrium: the inside of the uterus – the part that prepares for the baby – also called endometrial lining Menstruation

Menstrual Cycle consists for 4 repeating steps: 14 21 28 days 7 Regression Pituitary gland Progesterone Estrogen FSH LH Menstrual Cycle Brain Hormone Levels Ovarian Cycle Sex Endometrial changes Menstrual Cycle consists for 4 repeating steps: 1. Brain prepares a follicle which releases estrogen to thicken endometrium. 2. Brain triggers ovulation. 3. Ruptured follicle releases progesterone to maintain endometrium. 4. No fertilization: follicle dies, hormones drop  menstruation. REPEAT

Fetal Development

Egg and sperm meet in the oviduct - Fertilization. Nuclei join to produce a single diploid cell called a zygote Zygote implants into the endometrium and releases new hormones to maintain the lining Remember: the sex is determined by the male - X or Y sex chromosome in the sperm

This represents the 44 “regular” chromosomes and the 2 sex chromosomes MEIOSIS– MALES x x x x y y y y DIPLOID 2n 46 Chromosomes x y HAPLOID 1n This represents the 44 “regular” chromosomes and the 2 sex chromosomes Female sperm Male sperm

MEIOSIS– FEMALES x x x x x x x x x x Female egg DIPLOID 2n 46 Chromosomes x x HAPLOID 1n Remember the female creates one “super” egg to ensure success – the others are destroyed Female egg

x x x y x x y x Female zygote Male zygote

There are 2 stages of “baby” development:

Once implanted – called an embryo Embryo Stage (the first 8 weeks) Zygote implants in endometrial lining and begins to grow (divide) by mitosis. Once implanted – called an embryo Congrats! You are now officially pregnant Cleavage: the process of mitotic divisions that change zygote into a multicellular embryo.

Once bone forms - called a fetus (until born) 2. Fetus Stage (after 8 weeks till birth) Developing embryo forms bone cells around the ninth week of pregnancy. Once bone forms - called a fetus (until born) Placenta - exchanges waste and nutrients through umbilical cord. Amnion – protective sac filled with fluid.

Pregnancy can also be divided in 3 trimesters: 1st trimester – conception to 3rd month development of all body systems and organs embryo is particularly sensitive to alcohol/drugs sex can be determined 1st trimester

2nd trimester – 4th to 6th months period of rapid and continuous growth Only brain and lungs still developing fetus movements can be felt 2nd trimester

3rd trimester – 7th to 9th (birth) month fetus kicks, stretches and moves freely Eyes sense light, fingerprints have formed At end – labour 3rd trimester

And then, before you know it...

CAN YOU ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS? S1-1-10: How does a fertilized egg turn into a baby and what determines the gender? Vocabulary & Concepts  Ovulation Menstruation Menstrual Cycle Fertilization Zygote Embryo Fetus