2 Neuronal migration Flashcards

1
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Is spiny projection neurons, aka pyramidal neuron, excitatory or inhibitory?

A

Excitatory

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Is non-spiny GABAergic neuron excitatory or inhibitory?

A

Inhibitory

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2
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The inhibitory interneuron undergoes tangential migration or radial migration?

A

tangential migration

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3
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The excitatory neuron undergoes tangential migration or radial migration?

A

radial migration

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4
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What is the major signaling pathway in the migration behavior of cortical excitatory neurons?

A

Reelin signaling pathway

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5
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Reelin signaling pathway is about the migration behavior of which type of neurons?

A

cortical excitatory neurons

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6
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What is the biochemical essence of Reelin

A

large extracellular glycoprotein

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7
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Reelin is secreted by what type of cell? Where is that type of cell located?

A

Cajal-Retzius cells, which is located in marginal zone

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8
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Reelin affect which 2 aspect of radial neuronal migration?

A

(1) The ability of migrating neurons to split the prelate
(2) The ability of radial glial-guided neurons to migrate past older neurons to generate inside-out pattern of cortical layering

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9
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What are the three stage of neuronal migration in terms of molecular mechanism?

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(1) Leading edge extension
(2) Nucleokinesis (Nuclear translocation)
(3) Retraction of the trialing process

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10
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Leading edge extension is regulated by whose polymerization?

A

Regulated by actin polymerization

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11
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Leading edge extension is regulated by which family of small GTPases?

A

The Tho family of small GTPases

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12
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RhoA inhibits or activates the leading edge extension?

A

inhibits

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13
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Cdc42 and Rac1 inhibit or activate the leading edge extension?

A

activate

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14
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The swelling in the nucleokinesis stage contains which two cell structures?

A

Centrosome and Golgi apparatus

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15
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Which structure pulls the nuleus forwards until it reaches the swelling?

A

The perinuclear microtubular cage

16
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Forward pulling forces are complemented by what?

A

By myosin two at the rear, which generates pushing forces to move the nucleus forward