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somitogenesis |
repeated segmentation process |
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somites |
-formed rostral- caudal order, with head somites first, neck, then thoracic, lumbar and finally sacral and coccygeal somites |
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Presomitic Mesoderm (PSM) |
somites segment from |
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Mesenchymal to epithelial transition (MET) |
epithelialization |
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Modulating presomitic mesoderm production in tailbund region regulates |
somitogenesis and axis extension |
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tbx6 |
necessary for Presomitic Mesoderm identity and repressing neural tube fates |
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Mesogenin1 (Msgn1) |
regulates Tbx6 |
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Unique temporally colinear pattern of ......at each segmental level specify vertebral identity. |
Hox gene expression |
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Decision Zone |
determination front -FGF8 and RA gradients induce differentiation of presomitic mesoderm at segmental boundaries. |
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FGF8 |
promotes Msgn1/Tbx6 expression and PSM formation |
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Mesodermal Posterior (mesp) |
•a transcription factor transientlyexpressed during somitogenesis. •Initiates MET via activation of repulsive Ephsignaling and cytoskeletal rearrangements |
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DeltaISH
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suggestsimportant role for Notch signaling in somitogenesis. •Mostrecent somite is position 1 (most caudal) to IV (more rostral) Somiteprecursors (somitomeres)numbered in reverse •-I =rostral somitomere to-IV more caudal somitomere •Studiesof delta expression following somitomere reversals suggests preciselocation of differentiationfront atsomitomere -IV |
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Somitesegmentation requires cyclical Notch signaling |
•Segmentation requiresrhythmic/periodic/cyclic/oscillating expression of Notch negativefeedback regulators •Periodic expression not due to cellmovement but genes turning on and off in different regions over time |
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Wavefront Model |
1.FGF8gradient specifies determination front (“wavefront”) and competence to respond toNotch. |
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The Clock model |
1.CyclicalNotch regulators determine timing (clock) by specifying somite boundaries. |
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Spondylocostal dysostosis |
a group of conditions characterizedby abnormal development or fusion of bones in the spine and ribs. |
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somites compartmentalize |
intothe sclerotome anddermamyotome after formation |
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sclerotome |
become cartilage |
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dermamyotome |
become dermis and muscle |
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Tendons |
develop from syndetome |