Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
Q

After the egg has been fertilized and metabolism activated,_______ and _______ begin

A

cleavage and gastrulation

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2
Q

_______ begin to form during gastrulation

A

body axis

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3
Q

Model invertebrates display type I embryogenesis:
- immediate activation of _______ genes
- rapid specification of _______
- relatively small number of cells at the start of _______

A

1) zygotic
2) blastomeres
3) gastrulation

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4
Q

What are the 4 model invertebrates?

A

1) snails (gastropod mollusks, protostome)
2) C. elegans (nematode, protostome)
3) Sea Urchins (echinoderms, dueterostome)
4) ascidians (tunicates, dueterostome)

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5
Q

Model invertebrates are:
1) easy to maintain in _______
2) short _______ time
3) Large numbers of _______ in each generation
4) easy genetic and surgical _______

A

1) lab
2) generation
3) offspring
4) modification

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6
Q

______: animals that gastrulate

A

metazoan

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7
Q

_______: basal phyla that have only 2 germ layers

A

diploblasts

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8
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_______: have mesoderm, third germ layer

A

triploblasts

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9
Q

diploblasts lack a true _______ and have ectoderm and endoderm

A

mesoderm

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10
Q

Triploblastst are _______ meaning they show bilateral symmetry

A

bilaterians

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11
Q

In protostomes, the blastopore becomes the _______

A

mouth

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12
Q

In protostomes, coelom forms through _______

A

schizocoely

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13
Q

Describe the process of schizocoely?

A

hollowing out solid core cells (mesoderm) to form coelom

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14
Q

_______: organisms that molt their external skeleton

A

ecdysozoans
- protostome

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15
Q

_______: display spiral cleavage and common trochophore larval pattern

A

lophotrochozoans
- protostome

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16
Q

What are the 4 groups of animal phylums that represent protostomes?

A

1) Mollusks
2) annelids
3) nematodes
4) arthropods

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17
Q

In deuterostomes, the blastopore becomes the _______

A

anus

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18
Q

In deuterostomes, coelom forms through _______

A

enterocoely

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19
Q

Describe the process of enterocoely

A

extending mesodermal pouches from the gut form coelom

20
Q

Lancelots and tunicates do not have a backbone, but their larvae have _______

A

notochords and pharyngeal pouches

21
Q

What are the 5 “phylums” that represent deuterostomes?

A

1) echinoderms
2) hemichordates
3) cephalochordates
4) tunicates
5) vertebrates
- 3,4,5 are chordates

22
Q

Snails undergo _______, _______ cleavage

A

spiral holoblastic
- protostome

23
Q

In spiral cleavage, blastomeres touch one another more closely. They sit in _______ of the nearby cells

A

grooves
- most thermodynamically stable arrangement

24
Q

_______: blastula with very small blastocoel or no blastocoel

A

stereoblastulae
- snails has fewer cells than sea urchins

25
Q

In snails, R/L axis is determined by the expression of _______ family paracrine factors

26
Q

In snails, the first two cleavage planes are nearly _______ producing 4 large blastomeres

A

meridional
- down the middle

27
Q

In snails, subsequent divisions after the first 2, are unequal, producing _______ (towards the animal pole) and _______

A

micromeres
macromeres

28
Q

In snails, the angle of cleavage planes in mitotic apparatus is determined by cytoplasmic mRNA provided to the oocyte from the _______ cells

A

mother’s
- maternal affect

29
Q

In Lymnaea peregra, this direction of coiling (LvR spiral) is controlled by alleles of the _______ gene

30
Q

Formin mRNA encodes a protein that binds to _______ and helps align the cytoskeleton

31
Q

Formin mRNA is _______ positioned as early as the 2-cell stage

A

asymmetrically

32
Q

In snails, mothers with dd carry a homozygous frameshift, the mRNA for Formin is rapidly _______ and can’t be donated to the egg cytoplasm

33
Q

_______ coiling: opening to the right
It is caused by what allele?

A

Dextral
- (D = dominant allele)

34
Q

_______ coiling: opening to the left
It is caused by what allele?

A

Sinistral
- (d = recessive allele)

35
Q

In order to construct a fate map for snails, scientists:
1) injected large _______ conjugated to _______ dyes into specific micromeres then monitored them
2) _______ of developing embryos

A

polymers; fluorescent
live imaging
- confirmed that protostome

36
Q

the morphogenic determinants in snails all initiate gastrulation at the _______ pole very early, when only a few dozen cells have formed

A

vegetal
- autonomous specification

37
Q

In snails, mRNA’s for some TF’s and paracrine factors partitioned by their association with certain _______
What mechanism allows this?

A

centrosomes
- allows for mRNA to be partitioned
- shape formed by 3’UTR

38
Q

In spirally-cleaving embryos, a unique mechanism of positioning _______ determinants during cell divisions occurs

A

endomesodermal

39
Q

Spirally cleaving embryos extend a bulb of _______ from one cell prior to and during division and then reabsorb it after division

40
Q

Extension of a bulb of cytoplasm creates a _______

A

tre-foil stage embryo

41
Q

A tre-foil stage embryo contains:
1) cleavage orientation in _______
2) _______ and _______ formation
3) specifying _______ axis
4) guiding _______ gland and _______ inductive interactions

A

1) D blastomeres
2) mesodermal and intestinal
3) dorsal/ventral
4) shell; eye

42
Q

The bulb of cytoplasm in a Tre-foil stage embryo is called a _______

A

Polar-lobe

43
Q

in snails, the _______ is required for heart and gut formation

A

mesentoblast
- (4d blastomere)
- connected to polar lobe

44
Q

What are the 3 major determinants acting in the process of polar-lobe creation?
1) TF
2) translation
3) signaling pathway

A

1) b-catenin
2) nanos
3) Notch

45
Q

All cell fates have been largely determined by inductions from the _____ series of blastomeres

A

D
- the organizer

46
Q

in snails, the _______ forms @ ___-days post fertilization as a separate hole not associated with the blastopore

47
Q

In snails, gastrulation occurs through what two gastrulation mechanisms

A

1) epiboly
2) invagination