Chapter 10 tunicates Flashcards

1
Q

The tunicate is an _______ _______
- what kind of animal?

A

invertebrate chordate

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2
Q

Tunicate larva have a _______ and _______, however these both degenerate as it transitions into an adult

A

notochord
dorsal nerve cord

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3
Q

Tunicates undergo _______ cleavage

A

bilateral holoblastic

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4
Q

Anterior/posterior and Dorsal/ventral axis are determined by cytoplasmic determinants _______ the first division

A

before

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5
Q

1st division in tunicates is _______ and it establishes _____ axis

A

meridional
R/L

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6
Q

2nd division _______ but not through center and creates a small and large blastomere on both sides

A

meridional
- creates anterior cells (A/a cells) and posterior cells (B/b cells)

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7
Q

During the second division, which cell is larger anterior or posterior?

A

anterior

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8
Q

3rd-6th division are all _______, each generating a larger _____ cell and smaller _______ cell

A

asymmetrical
anterior
posterior

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9
Q

Early blastomeres are specified _______ by acquiring a specific piece of the cytoplasm

A

autonomously

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10
Q

_______ stimulates microtubule and Ca2+ driven cytoplasmic rearrangments

A

sperm entry

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11
Q

Cytoplasmic fates:
_______ = tail muscles of tunicate larva

A

yellow crescent

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12
Q

Cytoplasmic fates:
_______ = ectoderm

A

clear cytoplasm

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13
Q

Cytoplasmic fates:
_______ = mesodermal cells

A

yellow cytoplasm

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14
Q

Cytoplasmic fates:
_______ = endoderm

A

slate grey inclusions

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15
Q

Cytoplasmic fates:
_______ = neural tube and notochord

A

light gray cells

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16
Q

The notochord, brain, heart, and mesenchyme all form through _______ interactions

17
Q

In notochord development, _______ transcription factor from the endoderm stimulates _______ signaling

A

β-catenin
FGF

18
Q

In notochord development, _______ is a TF that activates notochord-specific genes

19
Q

How is brachyury activated? (4 steps)

A

β-catenin to FoxD to FGF signaling to Brachyury

20
Q

_______ is one of the genes involved in shaping the forming notochord activated by Brachyury TF

21
Q

_______ activates muscle forming genes in tunicates

22
Q

Macho-1 activates _______, which supresses _______ and thus prevents notochord formation

A

Snail
Brachyury

23
Q

______ signaling from the endoderm causes different effects in the presence or absence of Macho-1

24
Q

In deuterostomes, the blastopore becomes the _______

A

anus
- second mouth

25
Q

Tunicate gastrulation:
1) the endoderm _______ into the center of the embryo
2) the mesoderm _______ over the lips of the blastopore and moves over the basal surfaces of the ectodermal cells deep into the embryo
3) Ectodermal cells are flattened and _______ to cover the entire embryo

A

1) invaginates
2) involutes
3) epibolize

26
Q

When the endoderm invaginates, anterior blastopore lips form _______

A

notochord cells

27
Q

When the endoderm invaginates, posterior blastopore lips form _______

A

tail muscle cells

28
Q

When the endoderm invaginates, lateral blastopore lips form _______

A

mesenchyme cells