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Concepts and Mechanism of Development Flashcards

1
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4 developmental processes

A

Growth
Cytodifferentiation
Morphogenesis
Patterning

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2
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4 developmental processes are all ___ and usually ___

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interrelated
interdependent

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3
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increase in the size of a part or the entirety of the organism by increasing cellular size (hypertrophy) and/or number of cells (hyperplasia)

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Growth

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4
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growth is not proportionate in all body parts

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Allometric growth

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5
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growth rate of all body parts of the body occurs at the same rate as the overall growth of the body

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Isometric growth

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6
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mechanism by which tissues and organs are shaped

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Morphogenesis

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7
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process whereby embryonic cells organize into tissues and organs

consequence of regional gene expression

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Patterning

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8
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formation of the cranio-caudal axis comes with ___, whereas the proximo-distal axis is ___ until limb formation

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gastrulation

delayed

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9
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process whereby specialized cell types from less specialized

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Cytodifferentiation

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10
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an event preceding cell differentiation

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cell commitment

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11
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*cell commitment

divided into labile, reversible phase referred to as

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cell specification

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12
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*cell commitment

followed by an irreversible one called

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cell determination

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13
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process when embryonic stem cells commit to one specialized function

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cell determination

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14
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process in which cells develop their specialzed shapes and function

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cell differentiation

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15
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a cell is fixed and it will irrevocably differentiate

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cell determination

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16
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ability of the cells to produce all the differentiated cells in the body

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totipotency

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17
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developmental potential

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potency

18
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having equal effects or capacities

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equipotent

19
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cells individually give rise to all cells of the embryo proper

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cellular totipotency

20
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ICM and epiblast, retain the ability to form all tissues of the embryo proper but lose competence to form extra embryonic tissues

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pluripotency

21
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cells within each of these somatic germ layers

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multipotent

22
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tissues specific progenitor or precursor cells

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unipotent

23
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fully matured and no longer divide

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terminally differentiated

24
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process by which tissue interact with other tissues in the body

failure to interact may result to non development of a certain tissue or organ

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tissue interaction

25
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occur by ___ - interaction at close range between two or more cells

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induction (proximate interaction)

26
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the group that controls the differentiation of the other group

-optic vesicle induce the lens formation from the surface ectoderm

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inducing cells

27
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the dependent group

when the optic vesicle was removed, no lens was formed

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induced cells

28
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ability to respond to a specific inductive signal

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competence

29
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genetically programmed death of cells in the interdigital zone/necrotic zone for the normal development of the digits

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apoptosis

30
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principal intracellular mediators of apoptosis

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caspases

31
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those carried in the genes which are either caused by a single or multiple genes

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intrinsic/hereditary factors

32
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*Congenital malformations

caused by an extra 21st chromosome (trisomy 21) - may result to heart defects

A

down syndrome

33
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those caused by teratogens

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extrinsic/non hereditary factors

34
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those agents that caused induced birth defects

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teratogens

35
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targets the ectoderm, hence defects arise from this germ layer

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virus-rubella (german measles)

36
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medicines for virus-rubella (german measles)

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-thalidomide (Thalomid), angiotensin-
converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, statins, the acne

medication isotretinoin and lithium.

37
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The teratogens that enter the the mother via the ____ or ____, the actual teratogenic effect can either be modified to lessen the effect or to be more embryopathic as a product of maternal metabolism

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digestive tract or placenta

38
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the most critical period of most structures is during ___ and ___ - at this stage the issues are the most sensitive to disruption by exogenous factors

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blastula and gastrula

39
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 ____ and ____ are sensitive to teratogenic insult throughout prenatal and even postnatal in most species
 This is due to late development of the neurons in the cerebrum and cerebellum

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CNS and heart

40
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 At neurula stage few organs will be affected
 Oftentimes, an induced lesion in one system will result in the ____ in other organs

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secondary malformations

41
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____, ____ and ____ (behavioral teratogens) cause irreversible defects in cognitive and motor dev’t.

A

tranquilizers, sedatives and anticonvulsants

V.ANAT 123 (25 decks)

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