Development of Multicellular Organisms I Flashcards

1
Q

What controls development?

A

differential gene expression

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2
Q

Homologous proteins are functionally ______

A

interchangeable

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3
Q

Genome become activated and cells divide and cohere to form a ______

A

blastula

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4
Q

A blastula undergoes massive rearrangements to form _____

A

gastrula

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5
Q

Blastula consist of a sheet of _______ cells facing the external medium

A

epithelial

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6
Q

What is the ectoderm?

A

precursor of nervous system and epidermis

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7
Q

What is the endoderm?

A

precursor of gut, lung and liver

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8
Q

What is the mesoderm?

A

precursor of muscles and connective tissues

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9
Q

What is the most important for development?

A

gene regularly proteins

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10
Q

Where is the instructions for producing a multicellular animal?

A

non coding regulatory proteins

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11
Q

Non coding sequences make organisms ______ from each other

A

different

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12
Q

What are determined cells?

A

cells that are fated to develop into a specialized cell type despite changes in environment

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13
Q

What are completely undetermined cells?

A

cells that can change rapidly due to alterations in environment

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14
Q

What are committed cells?

A

cells that have some attributes of a particular cell type but can change with environment

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15
Q

What are the most important environmental cues?

A

signals from neighboring cells

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16
Q

What is a short range signal?

A

cell- cell contacts

17
Q

What is long range signaling?

A

substances that can diffuse through the extracellular medium

18
Q

What are morphogen?

A

long rang inductive signal that imposes a pattern on a field of cells

19
Q

What forms the morphogen gradient?

A
  • localize production of an inducer that diffuses away from its source
  • localized production of an inhibitor that diffuses away form its source and backs the action of a uniformly distributed inducer
20
Q

What factors cause diversity in pattern due to many factors?

A
  • combinatorial control
  • cell memory
  • sequential induction
21
Q

What is combinatorial control?

A

response of a cell to a give signal may differ based on the presence of other signals (combinations create variety)

22
Q

What is cell memory?

A

effect of a give signal depends on previous experiences of the cell (which may have altered its chromatin, regulatory proteins, transcription and RNA)

23
Q

What is sequential induction?

A

different signals formed/secretion in a spatial and temporal manner

24
Q

Ligand family of receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK)

A

EGF
FGF
Ephrins

25
Q

Receptor family of receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK)

A

EGF receptors
FGF receptors
Eph receptors

26
Q

TGF beta superfamily ligand family

A

TGF Beta
BMO
Nodal

27
Q

TGF beta superfamily receptor family

A

TGF beta recetpors

BMP receptors

28
Q

Wnt ligand family

A

Wnt (wingless)

29
Q

Wnt receptor family

A

frizzled

30
Q

Hedgehog ligand family

A

hedgehog

31
Q

hedgehog receptor family

A

patched, smooth

32
Q

Notch ligand family

A

delta

33
Q

notch receptor family

A

notch