Chapter 16 Flashcards

1
Q

_______ are temporary local thickenings of the ectoderm in head and neck

A

cranial placodes

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2
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Cranial placodes are formed from cells near the anterior borders of the forming ___1___, between the prospective ___1___ and the _______

A

neural tube
epidermis

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3
Q

The cells surrounding the neural plate can be specified to one of several fates depending on the timing and extent of _______ and _______ signals

A

Wnt
BMP

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4
Q

Neural plate specification:
both Wnt and BMP for extended period of time forms _______

A

epidermis

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5
Q

Neural plate specification:
If Wnt induces BMP and then is down-regulated, _______ cells will form

A

placodal

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6
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What are the 3 placodal specifier genes?

A

1) six1
2) six4
3) Eya2

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7
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Neural plate specification:
If Wnt induces BMP and then remains active, _______ cells will form

A

neural crest

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8
Q

What are the three neural crest cell specifier genes?

A

1) Pax7
2) Snail 2
3) Sox9

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9
Q

Neural plate specification:
If just wnt is received, ________ cells will form

A

neural cells

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10
Q

Otic (ear) placode of Gallus gallus:
1) _______ is secreted by a portion of the pharyngeal endoderm
2) This induces the overlying cranial paraxial mesoderm to secrete_______
3) Then this induces the neural plate to secrete the paracrine factors _______ and _______
4) These two paracrine factors synergistically activate _______ and others that allow the cells to produce the otic placode and become sensory cells

A

1) fgf8
2) fgf19
3) wnt8c, fgf3
4) snail2

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11
Q

People who are known to have _______ syndrome, an X-linked disease characterized by anosmia, small genitalia, and sterile gonads

A

kallmann

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12
Q

The small gonads and genitalia are the result of a lack of _______, which is a peptide hormone secreted by the hypothalamus that instructs the anterior pituitary to secrete luteinizing hormone, the hormone required for gonadal development and genital maturation.

A

gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH)
- originate in the olfactory epithelium, the same place as olfactory receptor neurons

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13
Q

During neurulation, extension of the optic vesicle from the _______ to just beneath the head ectoderm, induces the competent ectoderm to form a localized thickening called the _______

A

diencephalon
lens placode

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14
Q

The optic vesicle bends to form the 2 layered optic cup:
1) The outer layer produces melanin and becomes the _______
2) the inner layer proliferates to generate neurons and glial cells forming the _______

A

pigmented retina
neural retina

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15
Q

The lens placode invaginates to form the _______

A

lens
- originates from the ectoderm

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16
Q

The lens continues to round into its final shape allowing it to focus light on the retina, and it contains a transparent protein called _______

A

crystallin

17
Q

Lens shaping is balanced by:
_____-generated constriction of microfilaments
_____-generated actin polymerization extends microtubules

A

1) Rho
2) Rac

18
Q

The _______ is induced from surface ectoderm by the lens forming beneath it

19
Q

Mesenchymal Neural crest cells secrete a cornea-specific ECM into a layer of _______ laid down by the initial Corneal cells

20
Q

_______ protects the cornea from reactive oxygen throughout life

A

ferritin
- an iron binding protein

21
Q

All the components of the retina (ex rods, cones, ganglion, bipolar cells, horizontal cells, amacrine cells) are generated by _______ of the early retina

A

neuroblast

22
Q

On the tips of the optic cup on either side of the lens, a muscular _______ forms between the lens and cornea, which allows the amount of light entering the eye to be controlled.

A

Iris
- from ectoderm

23
Q

_______ is formed at the junction of neural retina and iris, which secretes _______

A

ciliary body
aqueous humor
- nutrition for lens
- creates pressure needed to stabilize the curvature of the eye and maintain distance between lense and cornea

24
Q

What are 2 reasons why babies can’t see that well?

A

1) less photoreceptors
2) photoreceptors are bigger