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Neural Induction 1

Thomas Welford Development of the Nervous System Undergraduate Inglês 39 flashcards

Neural Induction 1

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  1. 1What is the animal and vegetal half responsible for?Animal - neural (ectodermal)
    Vegetal - endoderm tissue
  2. 2What is the mesoderm tissue responsible for?Bone and tissue
  3. 3What does the formation of mesoderm rely on?The interaction of animal and vegetal halves
  4. 4What happens if animal half ('cap') is isolated from the vegetal half?No mesoderm develpos
  5. 5What is the dorsal lip 'organiser' responsible for?neural inducer of entire body axis
  6. 6Several factors were added to animal cap what happened to it?developed into neural tissue as well as mesoderm
  7. 7The 'organiser' is made from mesoderm what problem does this pose when determining if factors are applied to animal cap?not clear wether:
    1) exogenous factors induced the neural tissue in the animal cap
    2) factors induced organiser, which produced neural tussle
  8. 8What can't UV-irradiated frogs do?cannot grow dorsal axis (incl NS)and instead develop ventral structures
  9. 9What happens when a dorsal blastopore lip is transplanted to an embryo that has been uv-irradiated?restores normal body axis
  10. 10What happens when an UV-irradiated frog is injected with mRNA from a hyperdorsalized embryo?restores normal body axis
  11. 11How did Harland find Noggin?Pools of cDNA isolated from organiser region to treat UV-irradiated frogs
    Divided pools into smaller and smaller pools
    Isolated a cDNA that coded for protein - Noggin
  12. 12What can Noggin do?Noggin produces neural genes without mesodermal genes being produced
  13. 13When is noggin expressed?in gastrulating embryos by the dorsal lip of blastopore, precisely where organiser activity is known
  14. 14What does injection of noggin mRNA into UV treated embryos do?resolve body axis
    even hypodorsalize (big brains)
  15. 15What did DeRobertis isolate?Chordin
  16. 16What happens when Chordin is over expressed?2nd axis produced in ventral part of embryo
  17. 17Are Chrodin and Noggin linked?YES
  18. 18What was Follistatin known for?regulator in reproductive system (binding and inhibiting activin)
  19. 19What is activin?member of TGF beta family of proteins that control FSH secretion from pituitary gland
  20. 20How was Maeno able to study activin action on mesoderm induction?truncated activin receptor that when mis-expressed would interfere with normal endogenous signalling
  21. 21What happened when experimenters interfered with activin signalling?disrupted mesoderm development and induced animal cap neurones
  22. 22Does the Spemann organiser secrete factors that antagonise neural tissue development?YES
    ACTIVIN
  23. 23Is the neural tissue a default state of the ectoderm?YES
    Inhibited by activin like TGF proteins
  24. 24What happens when the animal cap is dissociated just before the neural induction?most of the cells differentiating as neurons
  25. 25Can Follistatin act a neural inducer (Melton)?Yes
    1) cause a secondary axis when misexpressed
    2) recombinant Follistatin could induce neural tissue from animal caps
  26. 26What happens when vegetal or animal caps are disassociated? (picture)What happens when vegetal or animal caps are disassociated? (picture)
  27. 27Indirect neural induction vs Direct neural induction?Indirect neural induction vs Direct neural induction?
  28. 28How was Noggin identified?How was Noggin identified?
  29. 29How was Follistatin observed?How was Follistatin observed?
  30. 30What happens when cap is dissociated and cultured?What happens when cap is dissociated and cultured?
  31. 31What is the default hypothesis?What is the default hypothesis?
  32. 32How do the neural inducers work?How do the neural inducers work?
  33. 33What is primary neurolation?Latter edges of the neural plate roll up and join dorsally
  34. 34What is primary neurolation? (picture)What is primary neurolation? (picture)
  35. 35How is the neural plate produced? With notochord and neural crest?How is the neural plate produced? With notochord and neural crest?
  36. 36What is secondary neurolation?What is secondary neurolation?
  37. 37What does DLB stand for?Dorsal lip of blastopore
  38. 38What happens when BMP 4 is added to isolated animal cap of blastopore before gastrulation?Cells do not become neurones
  39. 39How do these three neuroinducers work?Chordin binds BMP 4 with high affinity
    Noggin binds BMP 4 with higher affinity
    Follistatin binds BMP7 and activin
    Blocks anti-neuralising effects of BMP 4

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Undergraduate Development of the Nervous System (Neural Induction) FlashCards sobre Neural Induction 1, criado por Thomas Welford em 20-03-2014.
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