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22 Cards in this Set

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Morphogens
direct migration
Notch/Delta
determine fate of cells (post migration) requires cell to cell contact
Transcription factors
intracellular proteins that regulate expression of specific genes
Receptor Tyrosine Kinase
Growth factors attach to these and regulate cell action

(ex. Insulin uses this)
Retonic Acid
Identifies anterior and posterior postioning
Transforming Growth Factor
Muscles, Nurons and CT differentiation
HedgeHog Series
Transcription factors
use GLi molecules
Wnt
Uses beta catenin to activate gene sequences. Associated with things dorsal
Pax genes
factors that can either activate or repress genes
Acrasome
Layer of sperm that contains enzymes that break down zona pellucida
polycystic ovary disease and infertility
produces androgens which decreases FSH
What day does gastrulation begin?
15th
What day does neurolation begin
18th
what is the function of the notochord?
Releases SHH and defines AP axis
on what day is the embryo a fetus?
day 57
From where does the lens develop?
Ectoderm
from where does the PNS develop?
Neural fold
from where does the adrenal medulla develop?
neural fold
on which day do we develop our neural fold?
day 23
on which day does does our neural tube close?
day 27
what is the final product of mitosis?
2 non-replicated daughter cells
what is the final product of meiosis?
4 non-replicated gametes