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1
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What does actin growth or retraction depend on?

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balance of actin polymerisation and depolymerisation

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examples of chemoattractive cues

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netrins or neurotrophins

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3
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active/permissive physical cues

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ECM or cell adhesion

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inhibitory or repulsive physical cues

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ECM or myelin

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5
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trophic support

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NGF for survival

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6
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target derived substrate-bound inhibitory gradients

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ephrins

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7
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chemorepulsive cues

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MAG or semas

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8
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Ig superfamily of cell adhesion molecules

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CAMs

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9
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cadherins

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cell adhesion molecule

N-cadherin nervous system

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10
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what links cadherins to cytoskeleton?

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catenins

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11
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what does N-cadherin depend on?

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calcium

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12
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DO cadherins bind homophiliclaly or heterophilically?

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homophilically

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13
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what do ECM molecules bind to?

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integrin receptors

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14
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examples of ECM molecules

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laminin
fibronectin
tenascin
proteoglycans - CSPG

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15
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how many netrin receptors?

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4 - DCC, unc5, neogenin and adenosine A2br

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16
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what netrin receptors for attraction?

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DCC multimerisation

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17
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what netrin receptor for repulsive properties?

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cis-binding of unc5

18
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how does netrin-DD result in attraction?

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activation of RhoGTPases cdc42 and rac

19
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A2bR - complex, function

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complex with DCC or netrin binds alone
block receptor prevent netrin induced growth cone guidance
activate adenylate cyclase - stimulation of cAMP

20
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what to slits tend to do to axons?

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repulsion

21
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slit/robo mediated repulsion

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GAP inactivation of cdc42
antagonism of Ena
silence netrin-DCC

22
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what do semaphorins bind to?

A

neuropilin/plexin complexes

23
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what class of semas require neuropilin co-receptor?

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3

24
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How many semaphorins and families?

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over 30, 8 subfamilies

all have conserved sema domain

25
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class 4 semas

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PAK activated
inhibit myosin and cofilin by LIMK
growth cone extension
Rho A - repulsion

26
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how do class 3 semas work

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Rho pathway - LIMK activate cofilin and repulsion

can be overriden by blocking LIMK

27
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myelin proteins - what are they and their receptors?

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Nogo, MAG, OMgp

Nogo receptor and p75 co-receptor

28
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NOgoA

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NOgo-66 due to 66 aa sequence

29
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what ganglioside is involved in mediating MAG effects?

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Gt1b

30
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what happens following p75 activation by myelin ligands?

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rhoA activation

growth cone inhibition

31
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guidepost cells - sema2

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d/v and distal/proximal gradients
initial axon growth to CNS
perturbation of sema2 or ROCK - pathfinding errors

32
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guidepost cells - sema 1

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perturbation = pathfinding errors

axons still travel in correct general direction

33
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inhibitory factors expressed by roofplate

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BMP, slits, ephrins, semas, proteoglycans

34
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what attraction for commissural neurons is expressed at floorplate?

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netrins

35
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why do axons not cross floor plate again?

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robo expression increases due to protein - commissureless in invertebrates not known in humans
robo silence netrin-DCC

36
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when is axon regeneration across DREZ not possible?

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few days after birth

oligodendrocytes, myelin

37
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peripheral nerve injury

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wallerian degeneration
schwann cells and mo
cytoskeleton degenerates
tube of schwann cells remain

38
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astrocytic scar

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myelin, proteoglycans, netrin - repulsive in adults axons

39
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what happens to cAMP in delvelopment?

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downregulated

40
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cAMP in embryos

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bind Epac - attraction preferentially

bind PKA little repulsion

41
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cAMP in adult

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bind PKA preferentially

no Epac mediated attraction

42
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what happens to neuropilin/plexin receptors in development?

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upregulated
early embryonic growth cones unaffected by sema3A
receptors - collapse

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