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*** is the process used to create multicellularity.
Cleavage
1) In most species(except ***), the initial rates of
2) *** cell division & placement is controlled
3) by *** proteins & mRNA.
1) humans
2) blastomere
3) maternal
--- Early cleavage stage --
1) Most species increase ***
2) Not ***.
1) cell numbers
2) cell volume
MPF?
maturation-promoting factor
mitosis-promoting factor
--- CDC2 Phosphorylase ---
1) CDC stands for *** *** ***. It is the *** subunit of the
2) *** and is responsible for the execution of ***. The other
3) subunit *** allows the three residues of CDC2 to be
4) modified w/P which controls MPF complex ***. Residue
5) *** must be Ped & residues *** and *** must be dePed.
1) CELL DIVISION CYCLE --- catalytic
2) MPF complex --- mitotic (M) phase
3) CyclinB
4) activity
5) T-161 --- T-14 and Y-15
--- 2nd *** division of frog oocyte ---
1) CSF???? freezes cell at *** by preventing
2) deactivation & degradation of *** keeping
3) *** active. During fertilization *** begins
4) when CSF is disabled by release of ***.
--- meiosis ---
1) CSF(cytostatic factor) --- metaphase
2) cyclin
3) MPS --- cleavage
4) Ca++
--- MPF Complex---
1) Composed of subunits *** and ***(***). It
2) has two states which are *** and ***. Its
3) biological function is to *** specific ***
4) causing *** and subsequently *** to ***!!!!!
1) cyclinB --- cdc2/cdk1
2) Pre-MPF --- Active MPF
3) phosphorylate --- proteins
4) cell cleavage --- mitosis --- stop!!!
--- MPF Complex---
1) Phosphorylation of Histone *** causes chromosomal ***. W/in
2) *** minutes of its introduction, three major *** nuclear ***
3) proteins are Ped causing their ***. Phosphorylation of ***
4) causes transcription inhibition during ***. P of *** causes
5) ATPase activity w/actin filaments involved w/ *** to ***.
1) H1 --- condensation
2) 15 --- lamin --- envelope
3) disintegration --- RNA polymerase
4) mitosis --- myosin
5) cell cleavage *** STOP
--- MPF phosphorlation of *** ---
This STOPS the ATPase activity driving actin filaments in cell division.
myosin
--- CyclinB Protein ---
1) Accumulate during ***.
2) Degraded during ***.
1) S phase
2) mitosis
If cyclin production is haulted, the cell will *** ***.
not enter mitosis.
S stage stands for...
During this stage....
Synthesis
DNA replicates
M stage stands for...
*** occurs during this stage....
mitosis
nuclear & cellular division
--- CDC25 phosphorylase ---
1) CDC stands for ***. During first nuclear cycles # - # this
2) protein is synthesized from *** *** *** and on cycle #
3) the mRNA is ***. During cycles # - # the *** complex is
4) *** at residues *** and ***. This creates high levels of
5) *** which allows for *** cell divisions.
1) Cell Division Cycle --- 1-13
2) maternal string mRNA - 14
3) degraded --- 1-7 --- pre-MPF
4) dePed --- T14 and Y15
5) Active MPF --- fast
1-letter code for...
Threonine?
Tyrosine?
T
Y
--- CDC2---
1) Highly *** Catalytic Subunit
2) Called *** in drosophilia
3) Called *** in humans
4) prefix *** can be added
1) Conserved
2) CDK1
3) CDC2
4) p34
The mitoses for divisions 14, 15, and 16 are triggered when *** is dePed.
pre-MPF
*** - Division of the nucleus via mitotic spindle w/tubulin
*** - Division of the cell via contractile ring w/actin
Karyokinesis
Cytokinesis
Tightening contractile ring forces splitting of zygote into ***.
blastomeres
*** is a CELL produced by division of the egg after fertilization.
blastomere
*** is the initial cell formed when two gamete cells join.
zygote
*** is an early phase early in development when the single-layered blastula is reorganized into the trilaminar gastrula.
Gastrulation
--- Stages of Zygote Development ---
1) Stage 1 - *** ball
2) Stage 2 - *** sphere
3) Stage 3 - tri*** cup
1) morula --- solid ball
2) blastula --- hollow ball
3) gastrula --- trilaminar cup
--- Holoblastic Cleavage ---
1) Holo?
2) Types?
1) Whole
2) Isolecithal and Mesolecithal
--- Meroblastic Cleavage ---
1) Mero?
2) Types?
1) partial (part)
2) Telolecithal and Centrolecithal
--- Greek ---
1) Iso?
2) Telo?
3) Lecithal?
1) equal
2) end
3) lekithos = yolk
--- Mesolecithal ---
1) Yolk distribution?
2) Cleavage Group?
1) moderate amount --- slight gradient
2) Holoblastic
--- Isolecithal ---
1) Yolk distribution?
2) Cleavage Group?
1) sparse --- even
2) Holoblastic
--- Centrolecithal ---
1) Yolk distribution?
2) Cleavage Group?
1) centrally
2) Meroblastic (partial)
***: Movement of epithelial sheets over other cells during gastrulation.
Epiboly
***: Infolding of a region of cells during gastrulation.
Invagination
***: Inward turning of expanding outer layer cells during gastrulation.
Involution
***: Migration of individual cells into cell interior during gastrulation.
Ingression
***: Splitting/migration of one cellular sheet into two parallel sheets during gastrulation.
Delamination
Dorsal --- Ventral
Anterior --- Posterior
Back --- Stomach
Nose --- Tail
Sagittal Plane?
Transverse Plane?
Short - Back to Stomach
Long - Nose to Tail
--- Types of *** Cleavage ---
Radial
Spiral
Bilateral
Rotational
Holoblastic
1) ***: The fluid-filled cavity of a blastula.
2) Greek - Blast?
1) Blastocoel
2) germinator
Blastocoel formation...
Early stage: *** Layer
Later stage: Blastocoel ***
Hyaline
Pressure
--- Micromeres ---
1) Induces *** formation. The protein
2) *** accumulates in micromeres and specifies
3) the *** half of embryo. The degradation of this
4) protein is prevented by *** in the *** pathway.
1) archenteron
2) Beta-catenin
3) vegetal
4) disheveled --- WNT
Double negative and *** forward *** are two "logic circuits' for gene expression.
feed forward process
Primary mesenchyme *** into skeletogenic mesenchyme... heavy concentration of ECM around them.
ingress
Proteins important for migration...
1) ***
2) Sulfated ***
3) EXM proteins ***
1) Fibronectin
2) proteoglycans
3) ECM18
Long, thin *** extend from the gastrula sense environment and *** cell movement... not used for locomotion.
filipodia
direct
The hyaline layer involved in archenteron invagination is made up of
1) Outer *** layer
2) Inner *** protein layer
hyaline
fibropellin
--- Deuterostome ---
1) Greek?
2) Extending archenteron touches wall creates ***
3) Blastopore becomes the ***.
1) second mouth
2) mouth
3) anus
--- Spiral Holoblastic Cleavage ---
1) Found in *** and *** giving them *** cell fates.
2) Fewer *** before gastrulation making *** visible.
3) Blastula stage is called *** because it...
1) Worm --- Mullusc --- identical
2) cell divisions --- cell fates
3) stereoblastulae --- lacks a blastocoel
--- Spiral Holoblastic Cleavage ---
1) Cleavage angles are ***.
2) More cell contact area than in *** cleavage
3) making its packing more *** stable.
1) oblique
2) radial
3) thermodynamically
-- Snail Shell Coiling ---
1) Determined by *** *** present in the
2) *** and derived from maternal ***.
3) These control orientation of *** plane
4) and its ***. The dominant genotype is ***.
1) Morphogenetic Determinants
2) oocyte --- genotype
3) cleavage
4) spindles --- right-handed
--- *** *** Cleavage ---
1st cleavage determines only
plane of symmetry... *** and ***
Bilateral Holoblastic Cleavage
left and right
***: Large cell-like structure filled with cytoplasm and containing many nuclei.
Syncytium
*** is when a cell separates chromosomes into two separate nuclei.
Mitosis
*** is cell division necessary for sexual reproduction.
Meiosis
Cyclin***/cdk*** is critical for entry into mitosis.
Cyclin***/cdk*** is critical for entry into S phase.
cyclinE/cdk2
cyclinB/cdk1
--- Archenteron Invagination ---
1) Starts in the *** plate where cells are bound to each other
2) and the *** layer. The *** layer begins to swell because
3) cells begin secreting *** *** into it causing water influx.
1) vegetal
2) hyaline --- inner
3) chondroitin sulfate
1) During nuclear cycles 8-13 ***
2) begins to be degraded at ***
3) causing fluctuations in Active MPF.
1) cyclin
2) metaphase