HUMAN ANATOMY
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Chapter 26.3, Problem 18BYGO
Summary Introduction
To determine:
The ways by which the structure of the nonlactating breast is different from the lactating breast and distinguish between breast and mammary gland.
Introduction:
The cell or organ that secretes materials for the utilization elsewhere in the human body or eliminated as the waste is described as the gland. Glands are mostly composed of the epithelial tissue and also have the supporting framework made of connective tissue.
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Answer the following questions briefly (3-5 sentences only).
1. Why does oxygen consumption increase during gastrulation?
2. What is the purpose of applying tiny particles of carbon to the surface of the embryo?
3. What processes cause the change in the form of the embryo during gastrulation
4. Does the environment play a role in the movement of cells?
5. Why is the nuclei of the early cleavage cells considerably larger than they are in ordinary somatic cells?
QUESTION 3
Refer to the image below and then match each embryonic tissue with the specific part of the
external genitalia that it gives rise to.
At 7 weeks
KEY
B
Genital tubercle
Urethral folds
Genital swellings
genital tubercle
urethral folds
genital swellings
(a) Undifferentiated genitalia
Genital tubercle
-Urethral folds
Genital swellings
-Anal opening
A.
scrotum in males; labia majora in females
B.
penis in males; labia minora in females
C.
glans penis in males; glans clitoris in
females
1. Encloses and protects the embryo and fetus from temperature fluctuations and trauma
2. Will form the umbilical cord and become part of the urinary bladder.
3. Provides nutrients and blood circulation for the first 2 weeks of gestation.
4. Is developed from the trophoblast layer of the blastocyst and forms the fetal portion of
the placenta
Match the following numbered functions above with the correct structures listed below.
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Chapter 26 Solutions
HUMAN ANATOMY
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