Digestive Development 1 Flashcards
What are the 4 divisions of the gut tube?
Pharynx
Foregut
Midgut
Hindgut
What does the primitive gut extend from?
The buccopharyngeal membrane to the cloacal membrane
What does endoderm form in the gut tube?
Endocrine cells of pancreas
Hepatocytes
Epithelial lining
What does splanchnic mesoderm form in the digestive tube?
= visceral
Stroma
Connective tissue
Peritoneal components
What transcription factor specifies the esophagus and stomach
SOX 2
What transcription factor specifies the duodenum?
PDX1
What transcription factor specifies the small intestine?
CDXC
What transcription factor specifies the large intestine and rectum?
CDXA
How does sonic hedgehog play a part in gut tube differentiation?
It up regulates mesoderm and mesoderm determines the type of digestive organ that forms there
Somatic mesoderm that lines the intraembryonic cavity ultimately becomes what?
Mesothelium
Then parietal layer
Once the respiratory diverticulum appears at the pharyngeal gut, what gradually happens?
They separate from each other and form the ventral respiratory portion and the dorsal esophagus portion
What is the upper 2/3 of the esophagus innervated by?
Vagus
What is the lower 1/3 of the esophagus innervated by?
Splanchnic plexus
The stomach rotates how when it begins developing?
90 degrees clockwise
What is important to note about the lumen of the duodenum during development
It closes off during 2nd month and reopens shortly after