Development Of Multicellular Org I Flashcards

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T/F: Genes expressed by a cell depend on the PAST Environment.

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False

Both PAST and PRESENT

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Gastrula

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  • Mature form of Blastula

- Has 3 major layers

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Gradients in morphogenesis are formed by what?

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  1. Localized production of an INDUCER that diffuses AWAY from its source
  2. Localized production on an INHIBITOR that diffuses AWAY from its source
    - Block the action of a uniformly distributed inducer
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What are the most important Environmental cues for inductive signaling?

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Signals from Neighboring cells

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What do Cells do BEFORE acquiring a particular fate?

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  • Cells express genes that are markers of their Location

- Regionally determined

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Which cell wins in Delta Notch Signaling?

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The cell with the ACTIVE Delta

  • Inhibits its neighbors from doing likewise
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Response to whether genes are turned “on” or “off” are in response to what?

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Spatial and Temporal expression of different sets of genes

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How do Zebras get their stripes or Leopards get their spots?

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Pattern generation by Reaction Diffusion

  • Long range inhibition
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Characteristics of Committed Cells

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  • Cell that have some attributes of a particular cell type

- But CAN change with Environment

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Characteristics of Completely Undetermined cells

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Cells that Rapidly change due to alterations in environment

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Characteristics of Inductive Signaling

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Induction of DIFFERENT developmental program in select cells of homogenous group

  • Leading to altered character
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Conserved mechanism for development

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  1. The cleaved cells do NOT feed
    - depend on the food STORED in egg by the mother
  2. Genome is Inactive
  3. Once activated cells form blastula
    (Hollow ball of cells)
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13
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Instructions for producing a Multicellular Animal is contained where?

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NON-Coding Regulatory DNA

  • Associated with each gene
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14
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Diversity is a pattern due to what # factors?

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  1. Gene Duplication
  2. Presence of other signals
    - Combinations create variety
  3. Previous experiences of the cell
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Gene Duplication

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Higher organisms have several homologous of the SAME gene

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16
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Endoderm is the precursor to what?

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  • Gut
  • Lung
  • Liver
17
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4 stages of a. Developing Embryo

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  1. Cell Proliferation
  2. Specialization
  3. Interaction
  4. Cell Movement
18
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T/F: HOMOLOGOUS proteins are functionally Interchangeable

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True

Fly protein can be put into a Mouse to rescue development of Cerebellum

19
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What controls development?

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Gene Expression

20
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Asymmetric Division

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Significant sets of Molecules distributed unequally between daughter cells

21
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Asymmetry and Positive Feedback timeline

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  • System starts symmetrical
  • Environment poses a Weak Asymmetry
  • Poz feedback amplifies it
  • IRREVERSIBLE
22
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How many genes does a human share with a fruit fly?

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50%

23
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When are developmental decisions made for differentiation?

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Long before they show any outward signs of differentiation

24
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What is Positional Value?

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Position Specific Character of a Cell

25
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Mesoderm is the precursor to what?

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  • Muscles

- Connective tissue

26
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What proteins are most important for development?

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Gene Regulatory Proteins

27
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What sequence makes one organism different from the other to provide uniqueness?

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NON-Coding Sequences

28
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Characteristics of Determined Cells

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  • Cella that are fated into SPECIALIZED cell type

- Despite changes in environment

29
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Common Signaling Pathways

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  1. Receptor Tyrosine Kinase (RTK)
  2. Transforming Growth Factor (TGFβ)
  3. Hedgehog
  4. Notch
  5. Wnt

Roy Touches Hung Narrow Wieners

30
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What is a morphogen?

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  • A long range inductive signal
  • Imposes a pattern on a field of cells
  • Exert graded effects by forming gradients of different [ ]
31
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What is the ultimate result of Inductive events?

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Change in DNA transcription

32
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Short Range vs Long Range signaling

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Short:
- Cell to cell contact

Long:
- Substances that can diffuse through the EC medium

33
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Ectoderm is the precursor to what?

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  • Nervous System
  • Epidermis
  • Gives rise to the ENDODERM