Development and Genetics Flashcards

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Neurogenesis

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-7 weeks to 5 months
-productional of nerve cells
-nonneural cells divide via mitosis and form the ventricular zone
-stem cell -> progenitor cell -> neuroblast or glioblast

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Cell migration

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-8 to 29 weeks
-Cells follow radical glial cells
-cell adhesion molecules guide migration
-cells migrate to inner layers first

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Differentiation

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-mostly complete by 29 weeks
-Can be influenced by neural environment or can be cell-autonomous

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Synaptogenesis

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-starts at 20 weeks and continues after birth
-dendritic growth is slower than axonal growth, most occurs after birth
-axonal growth involves growth cones, filopds, and tropic molecules

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growth cones

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tip of axon that grows

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filopod

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search for chemicals on target cells

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tropic molecules

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signaling molecule that attracts or repels

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Neuronal death

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-we are born with an overabundance of neurons and synaptic connections
-synaptic connections that aren’t part of a functional network are killed off via apoptosis
-IAPs prevent apoptosis, diablo is produced in mitochondria and binds to IAPs, capsases then cut up proteins and DNA

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Synapse rearrangement

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-refining of synaptic connections
-happens mostly after birth

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Myelogenesis

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-birth of oligodendrocytes and astrocytes
-oligodendrocytes form myelin

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