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rope-like thickening of ECTODERM at the distal tip of the limb bud at the dorsoventral boundary
apical ectodermal ridge (AER)
proliferatively active mesoderm underneath the APICAL ECTODERMAL RIDGE
Progress Zone
a cluster of cells in the distal posterior (caudal) mesoderm adjacent to the AER
zone of polarizing activity (ZPA)
Proximal - Distal (shoulder to finger) axis of development

Signaling Center ?

secretion ?
Apical Ectodermal Ridge (AER)

Fgf8
Anterior - Posterior (radial-ulnar; thumb to pinky) axis of development

Signaling Center ?

secretion ?
Zone of Polarizing Activity (ZPA)


Shh
Dorsal - Ventral axis of development

Signaling Center ?

secretion ?
Dorsal Ectoderm

Wnt7a
? transcription factors segment and determine LIMB POSITION and up-regulates limb identity genes.
Hox
? transcription factors establish LIMB IDENTITY

forelimb ?

hindlimb ?
Tbx

Tbx5 = forelimb

Tbx4 = hindlimb
Describe the pathway for LIMB OUTGROWTH
Tbx => Fgf10 in lateral plate mesoderm

Fgf10 => Fgf8 in overlying ECTODERM

Fgf8 has POSITIVE FEEDBACK that maintains Fgf10 and outgrowth
What factor is essential for maintaining limb outgrowth?
Fgf8
Outgrowth is mediated by ? secreted from ? and maintains Fgf10 in the mesodermal PROGRESS ZONE (PZ)
Fgf8

secreted from AER
Shh secreted from the ZPA is responsible for structural formations?
Ulna (or Fibula)

4 ulnar (or fibular) associated digits

these are Shh DEPENDENT

the thumb is Shh INDEPENDENT
Which finger is Shh independent?
Thumb
The limb is by default VENTRAL

--? secretion in the dorsal ectoderm induces ? in the underlying mesoderm and DORSALIZES the limb and transforms flexors and associated tissues into extensors and extensor related accessories
Wnt7a (from dorsal ectoderm)


Lmx1b (underlying mesoderm)
What factor is responsible for dorsalizing the limb and transforms flexors into extensors?
Lmx1b
as the joints form and the limb elongates rotation occurs

upper limb elbow rotates --?

lower limb knee rotates --?
elbow rotates 90 Caudally


knee rotates 90 Cranially
fusion of the digits is called ?
Syndactyly

simple syndactyly = soft tissue

complex syndactyly = bone tissue
extra digits is called ?
polydactyly

unique form --Mirror Hand
=> 7 or more digits with mirrored symmetry
complete lack of limb is called ?

lack of all limbs is called?
amelia


Tetra amelia
Fused right and left hindlimbs

ex: mermaid
meromelia
deformation at the ankle --twisting of the plantar surface to face medial is called ?
club foot
deformation of ligaments causing laxity

seen in BREECH DELIVERIES!!
congenital hip dislocation