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FGFR
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- Plays an important role in the skeletogenesis of long bones and calvarial suture.
- Causes craniosynostosis |
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- An example of FGFR2 disorder is
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o Crouzan syndrome
Upper dental arch is narrowed and retruded. Skull is soft The eyes are two far apart Ears have failed to come up |
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o Another FGFR2 disorder is
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Alpert’s Syndrome
• Nasion is underdeveloped, the ears have failed to come up. • Thumb is broad and apoptosis did not occur between fingers o Resulting webbed fingers. |
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- FGFR facilitates
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o Proliferation/apoptosis
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Twist (named after the dorosphoila mutant in which a twisted larve is caused by gastrulation defects and a lack of mesoderm).
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- Basic helix-loop-helix transcription factor expressed in neural crest cells.
- Twist1 loss of unction mutations causes o Saethre-Chotzen syndrome, which causes Craniocynostosis. |
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Ephrin B1 (EFNB1) regulated Cell/cell interactions during
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- Patterning hindbrain segmentation and skeletal formation
- Ephrin is expressed in complementary to Eph, since interactions cause repulsion at the suture lines to create boundaries. - Binding initiates a bi-directional signaling cascade necessary for sorting. |
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- Loss of function mutations of ephrin B1?
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o X-linked craniofrontonasal dysplaia
o Females have frontonsal dysplasia, craniofacial asymmetry, craniosynostosis and bifid nasal tip. o Males only have hyeprtelorism (DUE TO THE x INACTIVATION). |
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MSX 2 is a homeodomain transcription factor expressed in
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- It is directly regulated by bone morphogenic proteins
- It represses o Osteoblast differentiation. o Increased function of MSX2 function leads to Craniosynostosis |
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RUNX2 is
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- Transcriptional regulator of
o Osteoblast differentiation (bone matrix proteins) o It is essential for the commitment of multipotent mesenchymal cells in neural crest cells into osteoblast lineate. o A loss of function mutation in Runt class transcription factor causes Cleido cranial dysplasia |
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TCOF-1 is a
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- Regulator of ribosome biogenesis required for neural crest cell generation and proliferation.
- Loss of function leads to treacher Collins syndrome o Due to decreased in proliferation and increased in apoptosis of neaural cres cell. |
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Sonic Hedgehod (SHH) is a secreted growth factor expressed in pharyngeal arch epithelium.
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Loss of function mutation cause holoprosencephaly, with defects raning from mild to moderate to severe
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MSX1
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homoedomain transcription factor expressed in neural crest cells.
Loss of function mutations result in - nonsyncromic cleft lip palate - tooth agenisis. |