Exam 3: Physiology and Embryology

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What are friction ridge units?

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a. The building blocks of friction ridges
b. Comprised of one sweat gland and one corresponding sweat pore

Define developmental biology.

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The study of the development of an organism from the egg stage through birth

Volar pad recession initiates which stage of development?

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Primary friction ridge formation

Why are fingerprints useful for identification purposes?

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How do we know that no two fingerprints are alike?

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List five of the eight major factors that contribute to the development of volar pads, ridge units and minutiae, and thus to the uniqueness of fingerprints.

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How do fingerprint minutiae form?

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What happens to friction ridge skin as humans age?

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When is the process of friction ridge formation complete?

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The uniqueness premise of fingerprint analysis is the result of the properties and mechanisms of differential growth.

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Differential growth is the difference in the size and rate of growth of organisms, tissues and/or structures.

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How are bifurcations formed?

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How are ending ridges formed?

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When do friction ridges form during human fetal development?

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The basal layer forms the blueprint for the building of friction ridges.

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How are friction ridges generated from the deepest layer of the epidermis?

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What are the three fundamental aspects of developmental biology?

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Stem cells are differentiated cells such as liver cells or skin cells.

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What are volar pads? When do they form during embryological development?

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What is cell differentiation? Give three examples of differentiated cells.

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