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Cell Autonomous

A trait inmulticellular organisms in which only mutant cells exhibit the mutantphenotype.

Cell Nonautonomous

mutant cells cause othercells (regardless oftheir genotype) to exhibit a mutant phenotype

What is the difference between primordialgerm cells and somatic cells?

1. Germ plasmand determination ofprimordial germ cells (PGC)




2. Migration of PGCsto thedeveloping gonads




3. Transcriptional silence &Epigenetic Reprogramming

Totipotent

can formextra embryonic tissues (like placenta)




ex: Primordial Germ Cells

Pluripotent

cannotform extra embryonic tissues (like placenta)




ex: Embryonic Stem Cells

Where are Embryonic Stem Cells derived?

Inner Cell Mass (ICM) of embryo

Symmetric Division

Stem cell daughters are BOTH stem cellsq

Asymmetric Division

Stem cell daughters are 1 stem cell, 1 differentiated cell

Morphallaxis

the majority of the regeneration comes from reorganization or re-patterning ofremaining tissue

Epimorphosis

proliferationof undifferentiated cells that then differentiate to replace lost tissue.

Blastema

created by wounding




recruits cells for making new ECM, stem cells




place where some cells reprogram their identity (transdetermination or dedifferentiation)

Ways Cyclins/Cdks are regulated?

1. activation of transcription


2. binding of inhibitor/activator


3. proteolysis


4. activating phosphorylation


5. inhibiting phosphorylation

Permissive/Competent Induction

capable or able to form, but needsinstructions

Instructive Induction

giving specific directions to dosomething

Components of Somitogenesis

1.Periodicity – presomitic mesoderm is organized into condensations atregular intervals


2.Specification -- anteriorto posterior gradient of development


3.Epithelialization -- mesenchymal to epithelial transition at boundaries of somites


v4.Differentiation -- sclerotome(vertebrae and ribs), myotome (muscles of back, limbs, ribs), dermatome (dermis of back), other (tendons, bloodvessels)

sclerotome, myotome, dermatome

sclerotome (vertebrae and ribs)


myotome (muscles of back, limbs, ribs), dermatome (dermis of back)

Notch Signalling in Somites

1. Receives ligand to activate Notch signal


2.turns ON Hes gene expression


3.Hes turns OFF Delta


4.Hes builds up and turnsOFF Hes


5.Delta comes back ON and then signals to neighbor.

Shh and BMP

Shhpromotes Ventralfate




BMP promotes Dorsal fate in NEURAL TUBE


- BMP promotes Ventral fate in LIMB