Divisions of the Mesoderm Flashcards

1
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Epimere/somatic/paraxial
-______: notochord
-Paraxial: gilid

A

Axial

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Epimere/somatic/paraxial
-Axial: ________
-Paraxial: gilid

A

notochord

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Epimere/somatic/paraxial
-Axial: notochord
-________: gilid

A

paraxial

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Mesomere/Neck/Intermediate
-_________: gives rise to the kidneys

A

Nephrotome

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Mesomere/Neck/Intermediate
-Nephrotome: gives rise to the _______

A

kidneys

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hypomere/lateral plate
-gives rise to _______ ______

A

abdominal cavity

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Habang neural fold is happening: mesomere is _______

A

dividing

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Habang neural fold is happening: _______ is dividing

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mesomere

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Splitting of hypomere: ______, _______, _______

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dermatome, myotome, sclerotome

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Somite formation

  • created from ______ ___
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

paraxial rod

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into ______ units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

discrete

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of ______ _____
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

hairy genes

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • __________ : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

Periodicity

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as _____ _____
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

pole cells

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: _______, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

migrate

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/_______
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

anteriorly

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes _______ in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

limited

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in ______
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

anterior

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts ______ ____from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

split off

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the ________ part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

posterior

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: _______ and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

restricts

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and ________
    -90 minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

constricts

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
  • __minutes
  • cells di nagmimigrate pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

90

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Somite formation

  • created from paraxial rod
  • divide into discrete units because of the expression of hairy genes
  • Periodicity : caused by expression of hairy genes
  • very interesting: starts out as pole cells
  • expression of the genes: migrate, cells remain, go up/anteriorly
  • expression becomes limited in anterior
  • some parts split off from the main part
  • expression in the posterior part: restricts and constricts
    -90 minutes
  • cells __ ________ pataas
  • like a waves in the ocean: when they reach the shore, they leave something and then they go back to the ocean
A

di nagmimigrate

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Somite Formation

__________ - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form between the cells
A

Epithelialization

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of ________ and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form between the cells
A

fibronectin

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and _______ which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form between the cells
A

cadherins

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the ______ _____, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form between the cells
A

transcription factor

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, ______

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form between the cells
A

Paraxis

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of ________: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form between the cells
A

mesenchyme

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form _________
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form between the cells
A

epithelium

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • ________ forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form between the cells
A

fibronectin

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of _______ around the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form between the cells
A

mesenchyme

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • ______ for junctions that will form between the cells
A

cadherins

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • cadherins for ________ that will form between the cells
A

junctions

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme ______ the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form between the cells
A

around

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Somite Formation

Epithelialization - caused by expression of fibronectin and cadherins which may in turn be brought about by the transcription factor, Paraxis

  • from a mass of mesenchyme: they will start to form epithelium
  • fibronectin forming a kind of mesenchyme around the cells
  • cadherins for junctions that will form _______ the cells
A

between

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_________ (axial specification occurs early in development; e.g. only certain somites from ribs)

  • somites have different fates! But as they start they all look similar
  • only certain somites will form vertebrae that will have ribs
A

Specification

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Specification (____ specification occurs early in development; e.g. only certain somites from ribs)

  • somites have different fates! But as they start they all look similar
  • only certain somites will form vertebrae that will have ribs
A

axial

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Specification (axial specification occurs _____ in development; e.g. only certain somites from ribs)

  • somites have different fates! But as they start they all look similar
  • only certain somites will form vertebrae that will have ribs
A

early

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Specification (axial specification occurs early in development; e.g. only certain somites from ribs)

  • ______ have different fates! But as they start they all look similar
  • only certain somites will form vertebrae that will have ribs
A

somites

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42
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Specification (axial specification occurs early in development; e.g. only certain somites from ribs)

  • somites have different _____! But as they start they all look similar
  • only certain somites will form vertebrae that will have ribs
A

fates

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43
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Specification (axial specification occurs early in development; e.g. only certain somites from ribs)

  • somites have different fates! But as they start they all look _______
  • only certain somites will form vertebrae that will have ribs
A

similar

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44
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Specification (axial specification occurs early in development; e.g. only certain somites from ribs)

  • somites have different fates! But as they start they all look similar
  • only certain somites will form ______ that will have ribs
A

vertebrae

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45
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_________ within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

Differentiation

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Differentiation within somites
- within the ______, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

somite

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • ______: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

myocoel

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48
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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: _______
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

cavity

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49
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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being _______: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

epithelium

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become ________ again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

mesenchymal

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to ______
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

migrate

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to ________ : give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

surrounding

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53
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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to ________
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

vertebrate

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • _______ the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

surround

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the _______ _____
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
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neural tube

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • _________ somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
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ventromedial

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: ________
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
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sclerotome

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • _________, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
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dorsomedial

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, __________ portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
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ventrolateral

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: ________
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

myotome

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between _____: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

two

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: _______
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

dermatome

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • _________ : gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

myotome

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to ______
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

muscles

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form ________ muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

hypaxial

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • __________: dermis; give rise to dermis of back
A

dermatome

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: ______; give rise to dermis of back
A

dermis

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Differentiation within somites
- within the somite, they will differentiate

  • myocoel: cavity
  • from being epithelium: will again start to become mesenchymal again
  • will be ready to migrate
  • migrate just to surrounding: give rise to vertebrate
  • surround the neural tube
  • ventromedial somite: sclerotome
  • dorsomedial, ventrolateral portion: myotome
  • in between two: dermatome
  • myotome: gives rise to muscles
  • will form hypaxial muscles
  • dermatome: dermis; give rise to dermis of _____
A

back

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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

_________
- induced by Shh from notochord and expresses Pax 1

Myotome
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from dorsal neural tube for epaxial muscle pathway and BMP4 and FGF from lateral plate mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

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Sclerotome

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_______/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by Shh from notochord and expresses Pax 1

Myotome
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from dorsal neural tube for epaxial muscle pathway and BMP4 and FGF from lateral plate mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

A

Epimere

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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by _____ from notochord and expresses Pax 1

Myotome
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from dorsal neural tube for epaxial muscle pathway and BMP4 and FGF from lateral plate mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

A

Shh

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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by Shh from ______ and expresses Pax 1

Myotome
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from dorsal neural tube for epaxial muscle pathway and BMP4 and FGF from lateral plate mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

A

notochord

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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by Shh from notochord and expresses _____ _

Myotome
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from dorsal neural tube for epaxial muscle pathway and BMP4 and FGF from lateral plate mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

A

Pax 1

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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by Shh from notochord and expresses Pax 1

_______
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from dorsal neural tube for epaxial muscle pathway and BMP4 and FGF from lateral plate mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

A

Myotome

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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by Shh from notochord and expresses Pax 1

Myotome
- induced by ______ from dorsal neural tube for epaxial muscle pathway and BMP4 and FGF from lateral plate mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

A

Wnt (1,3)

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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by Shh from notochord and expresses Pax 1

Myotome
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from ______ _____ _____ for epaxial muscle pathway and BMP4 and FGF from lateral plate mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

A

dorsal neural tube

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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by Shh from notochord and expresses Pax 1

Myotome
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from dorsal neural tube for ______ _____ _______and BMP4 and FGF from lateral plate mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

A

epaxial muscle pathway

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78
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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by Shh from notochord and expresses Pax 1

Myotome
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from dorsal neural tube for epaxial muscle pathway and ______ and _____ from lateral plate mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

A

BMP4, FGF

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79
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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by Shh from notochord and expresses Pax 1

Myotome
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from dorsal neural tube for epaxial muscle pathway and BMP4 and FGF from _______ _____ mesoderm for hypaxial musculature

A

lateral plate

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80
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Epimere/ Somites
divides into:

Sclerotome
- induced by Shh from notochord and expresses Pax 1

Myotome
- induced by Wnt (1,3) from dorsal neural tube for epaxial muscle pathway and BMP4 and FGF from lateral plate mesoderm for _______ ________

A

hypaxial musculature

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81
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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

  • _____ and proteins as inducers of certain structures
  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

genes

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and ______ as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

proteins

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as _______ of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

inducers

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • ______ produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

notochord

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces ____; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

Shh

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of _______
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

sclerotome

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without _____ : sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

Shh

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete ______ : beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

Pax1

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of ______ to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

conversion

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90
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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to ________
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

sclerotome

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • ______ part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

dorsal

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: ___ _ and _: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

Wnt 1 and 3

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on _______ portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

dorsomedial

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the _______ ______
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

dorsal myotome

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • ______ part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

dorsal

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of ______ ____: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

neural tube

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete _______ __: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

neurotrophin 3

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form _______
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

dermatome

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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • ______ _ and _: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
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Pax 3 and 7

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100
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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of ________
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
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dermatome

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101
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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form ________ because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
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differently

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102
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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different _______
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the lateral plate
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inducers

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103
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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • ______ __, FGF5: from the lateral plate
A

BMP 4

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104
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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, ______: from the lateral plate
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FGF 5

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105
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Epimere/ Somites (cont’d)

-genes and proteins as inducers of certain structures

  • notochord produces Shh; also has a role in the induction of sclerotome
  • without Shh: sclerotome will not form
  • start to secrete Pax1: beginning of conversion to sclerotome
  • dorsal part: Wnt 1 and 3: influence on dorsomedial portion of somite: becomes the dorsal myotome
  • dorsal part of neural tube: secrete neurotrophin 3: signals to form dermatome
  • Pax 3 and 7: are also important in formation of dermatome
  • form differently because of different inducers
  • BMP 4, FGF5: from the _____ plate
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lateral

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106
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Development of the _______
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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Sclerotome

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107
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but ______

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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segmental

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108
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is ___ ______ but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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not straight

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109
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of _______
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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vertebrae

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110
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of ____ ______ expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

A

Hox genes

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111
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in ____________ patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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anteroposterior

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112
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of _____ _____
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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vertebral column

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113
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of _____ _____ and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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spinal ganglia

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114
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and ______ in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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notochord

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115
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in _______ and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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morphogenesis

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116
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and ________ of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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segmentation

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117
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of ______ _____
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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vertebral column

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118
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- ______ ______: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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spinal ganglia

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119
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from ______ _____: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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neural crest

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120
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that _______ to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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migrate

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121
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the ______ ____ in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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neural tube

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122
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- _______ ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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notochord

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123
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ______ ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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ilalim

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124
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng _____ ____
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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neural tube

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125
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- _______ of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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induction

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126
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag _____: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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removed

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127
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: _______ is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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segmentation

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128
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, ______ ang vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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dikit2

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129
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and _________: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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vertebrae

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130
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole _____ ___ structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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solid rod

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131
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be _______ so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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present

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132
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- ______ ______ has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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spinal ganglia

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133
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that ______ area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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dorsal

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134
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be ________
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one long rod

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segmented

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135
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the _______: ventral portion will form one long rod

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notochord

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136
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: _______ portion will form one long rod

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ventral

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137
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Development of the Sclerotome
- development is not straight but segmental

Segmental arrangement of vertebrae
- role of Hox genes expression in anteroposterior patterning of vertebral column
- roles of spinal ganglia and notochord in morphogenesis and segmentation of vertebral column
- spinal ganglia: from neural crest: that migrate to the neural tube in a certain pattern
- notochord ay nasa ilalim ng neural tube
- induction of spinal ganglia: pag removed: segmentation is removed, dikit² and vertebrae: one whole solid rod structure
- spinal ganglia has to be present so that dorsal area will be segmented
- if you remove the notochord: ventral portion will form one ____ ____

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long rod

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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of _______

  • somites have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the splitting of sclerotome into two
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will fuse with anterior of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • muscles are in between
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vertebrae

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139
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • ______ have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the splitting of sclerotome into two
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will fuse with anterior of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • muscles are in between
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somites

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140
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • somites have given rise to ______ and _____
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the splitting of sclerotome into two
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will fuse with anterior of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • muscles are in between
A

sclerotome, myotome

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141
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • somites have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of ______ _____
  • it induces the splitting of sclerotome into two
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will fuse with anterior of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • muscles are in between
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spinal nerve

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142
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • somites have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the ______ of sclerotome into two
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will fuse with anterior of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • muscles are in between
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splitting

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143
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • somites have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the splitting of ________ into two
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will fuse with anterior of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • muscles are in between
A

sclerotome

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144
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • somites have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the splitting of sclerotome into ___
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will fuse with anterior of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • muscles are in between
A

two

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145
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • somites have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the splitting of sclerotome into two
  • in such a way that the _____ portion will fuse with anterior of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • muscles are in between
A

posterior

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146
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • somites have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the splitting of sclerotome into two
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will ____ with anterior of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • muscles are in between
A

fuse

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147
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • somites have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the splitting of sclerotome into two
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will fuse with ______ of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • muscles are in between
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anterior

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148
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • somites have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the splitting of sclerotome into two
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will fuse with anterior of previous
  • ______ stays in place
  • muscles are in between
A

myotome

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149
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Repatterning of sclerotome in formation of vertebrae

  • somites have given rise to sclerotome and myotome
  • however, in the course of the dev, especially in the dev of spinal nerve
  • it induces the splitting of sclerotome into two
  • in such a way that the posterior portion will fuse with anterior of previous
  • myotome stays in place
  • ______ are in between
A

muscles

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150
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_______ bone formation

First Phase
- mesenchyme (in sclerotome, limbs) is induced to secrete Pax 1 and Scleraxis: activate cartilage specific genes

  • transcription factors: promote transcription of other genes downstream
  • have to be present, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a redundant manner
A

Endochondral

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151
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Endochondral bone formation

_______ _____
- mesenchyme (in sclerotome, limbs) is induced to secrete Pax 1 and Scleraxis: activate cartilage specific genes

  • transcription factors: promote transcription of other genes downstream
  • have to be present, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a redundant manner
A

First phase

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152
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Endochondral bone formation

First Phase
- _______ (in sclerotome, limbs) is induced to secrete Pax 1 and Scleraxis: activate cartilage specific genes

  • transcription factors: promote transcription of other genes downstream
  • have to be present, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a redundant manner
A

mesenchyme

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153
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Endochondral bone formation

First Phase
- mesenchyme (in sclerotome, _____) is induced to secrete Pax 1 and Scleraxis: activate cartilage specific genes

  • transcription factors: promote transcription of other genes downstream
  • have to be present, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a redundant manner
A

limbs

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154
Q

Endochondral bone formation

First Phase
- mesenchyme (in sclerotome, limbs) is induced to secrete _____ and Scleraxis: activate cartilage specific genes

  • transcription factors: promote transcription of other genes downstream
  • have to be present, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a redundant manner
A

Pax 1

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155
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Endochondral bone formation

First Phase
- mesenchyme (in sclerotome, limbs) is induced to secrete Pax 1 and _____ : activate cartilage specific genes

  • transcription factors: promote transcription of other genes downstream
  • have to be present, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a redundant manner
A

Scleraxis

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156
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Endochondral bone formation

First Phase
- mesenchyme (in sclerotome, limbs) is induced to secrete Pax 1 and Scleraxis: activate _____ _____ genes

  • transcription factors: promote transcription of other genes downstream
  • have to be present, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a redundant manner
A

cartilage specific

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157
Q

Endochondral bone formation

First Phase
- mesenchyme (in sclerotome, limbs) is induced to secrete Pax 1 and Scleraxis: activate cartilage specific genes

  • ______ ______: promote transcription of other genes downstream
  • have to be present, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a redundant manner
A

transcription factors

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158
Q

Endochondral bone formation

First Phase
- mesenchyme (in sclerotome, limbs) is induced to secrete Pax 1 and Scleraxis: activate cartilage specific genes

  • transcription factors: promote transcription of other genes _________
  • have to be present, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a redundant manner
A

downstream

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159
Q

Endochondral bone formation

First Phase
- mesenchyme (in sclerotome, limbs) is induced to secrete Pax 1 and Scleraxis: activate cartilage specific genes

  • transcription factors: promote transcription of other genes downstream
  • have to be ______, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a redundant manner
A

present

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160
Q

Endochondral bone formation

First Phase
- mesenchyme (in sclerotome, limbs) is induced to secrete Pax 1 and Scleraxis: activate cartilage specific genes

  • transcription factors: promote transcription of other genes downstream
  • have to be present, genes downstream will not function without them
  • unless the genes function in a ________ manner
A

redundant

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161
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Endochondral Bone Formation

______ Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells condense into compact nodules and differentiate into chondrocytes

  • N-cadherin - important in the initiation of these condensations, and N-CAM seems to be critical for maintaining them
A

Second

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162
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Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- ______ ______ _____ condense into compact nodules and differentiate into chondrocytes

  • N-cadherin - important in the initiation of these condensations, and N-CAM seems to be critical for maintaining them
A

committed mesenchyme cells

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163
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Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells _____ into compact nodules and differentiate into chondrocytes

  • N-cadherin - important in the initiation of these condensations, and N-CAM seems to be critical for maintaining them
A

condense

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164
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Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells condense into ______ ____and differentiate into chondrocytes

  • N-cadherin - important in the initiation of these condensations, and N-CAM seems to be critical for maintaining them
A

compact nodules

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165
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells condense into compact nodules and ______ into chondrocytes

  • N-cadherin - important in the initiation of these condensations, and N-CAM seems to be critical for maintaining them
A

differentiate

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166
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells condense into compact nodules and differentiate into ________

  • N-cadherin - important in the initiation of these condensations, and N-CAM seems to be critical for maintaining them
A

chondrocytes

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167
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells condense into compact nodules and differentiate into chondrocytes

  • _________ - important in the initiation of these condensations, and N-CAM seems to be critical for maintaining them
A

N-cadherin

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168
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells condense into compact nodules and differentiate into chondrocytes

  • N-cadherin - important in the _______ of these condensations, and N-CAM seems to be critical for maintaining them
A

initiation

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169
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells condense into compact nodules and differentiate into chondrocytes

  • N-cadherin - important in the initiation of these ___________, and N-CAM seems to be critical for maintaining them
A

condensations

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170
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Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells condense into compact nodules and differentiate into chondrocytes

  • N-cadherin - important in the initiation of these condensations, and ______ seems to be critical for maintaining them
A

N-CAM

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171
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Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells condense into compact nodules and differentiate into chondrocytes

  • N-cadherin - important in the initiation of these condensations, and N-CAM seems to be _______ for maintaining them
A

critical

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172
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Endochondral Bone Formation

Second Phase
- committed mesenchyme cells condense into compact nodules and differentiate into chondrocytes

  • N-cadherin - important in the initiation of these condensations, and N-CAM seems to be critical for ______ them
A

maintaining

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173
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

_____ _____
- the chondrocytes proliferate rapidly to form the model for the bone. As they divide, chondrocytes secrete a cartilage-specific extracellular matrix.

A

Third Phase

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174
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Third Phase
- the _______ proliferate rapidly to form the model for the bone. As they divide, chondrocytes secrete a cartilage-specific extracellular matrix.

A

chondrocytes

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175
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Third Phase
- the chondrocytes _______ rapidly to form the model for the bone. As they divide, chondrocytes secrete a cartilage-specific extracellular matrix.

A

proliferate

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176
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Third Phase
- the chondrocytes proliferate rapidly to form the _____ for the bone. As they divide, chondrocytes secrete a cartilage-specific extracellular matrix.

A

model

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177
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Third Phase
- the chondrocytes proliferate rapidly to form the model for the ____ . As they divide, chondrocytes secrete a cartilage-specific extracellular matrix.

A

bone

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178
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Third Phase
- the chondrocytes proliferate rapidly to form the model for the bone. As they _____, chondrocytes secrete a cartilage-specific extracellular matrix.

A

divide

179
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Endochondral Bone Formation

Third Phase
- the chondrocytes proliferate rapidly to form the model for the bone. As they divide, chondrocytes secrete a _______-_______ extracellular matrix

A

cartilage-specific

180
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Third Phase
- the chondrocytes proliferate rapidly to form the model for the bone. As they divide, chondrocytes secrete a cartilage-specific ________ ________.

A

extracellular matrix

181
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

______ Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

Fourth

182
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become ______ _____ which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

hypertrophic chondrocytes

183
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Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which _____ the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

alter

184
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the _____ they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

matrix

185
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding ______ __and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

collagen X

186
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more ______) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

fibronectin

187
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that ________ _____ are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

mineralized calcium

188
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily ______

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

deposited

189
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Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • ________: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

hyperthrophic

190
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • _______ ___
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

collagen 10

191
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • ________ : part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

fibronectin

192
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ___
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

ECM

193
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • ____ will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

two

194
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will ________ the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

facilitate

195
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for _______ of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

replacement

196
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of ______ by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

cartilage

197
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by _____ ____
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: bone nayan
A

bone cells

198
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may ______ _____ na: bone nayan
A

hydroxyl apatite

199
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fourth Phase
- cells become hypertrophic chondrocytes which alter the matrix they produce (by adding collagen X and more fibronectin) so that mineralized calcium are easily deposited

  • hyperthrophic: lumalaki
  • collagen 10
  • fibronectin: part of ECM
  • two will facilitate the deposition of mineralized calcium
  • for replacement of cartilage by bone cells
  • pag may hydroxyl apatite na: ______ nayan
A

bone

200
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

_______ Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

Fifth

201
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the ________ of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

invasion

202
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the ______ ____ by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

cartilage model

203
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by _______ _____.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

blood vessels

204
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • ______ is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

cartilage

205
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an ________ tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

avascular

206
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • _____: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

bones

207
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: _______ _____: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

haversian canal

208
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: ______ __ with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

filled up

209
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with ______ ____
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

blood vessels

210
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • ___ of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

end

211
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na _____ na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

invade

212
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng ______ _____
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

blood vessels

213
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The _______ ________ die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

hypertrophic chondrocytes

214
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by _______.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

apoptosis

215
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

_______ in periphery encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

Osteoblasts

216
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in ________ encroach and deposit bone matrix

A

periphery

217
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery _____ and deposit bone matrix

A

encroach

218
Q

Endochondral Bone Formation

Fifth Phase
- involves the invasion of the cartilage model by blood vessels.

  • cartilage is an avascular tissue
  • bones: haversian canal: filled up with blood vessels
  • end of cartilage: pag na invade na ng blood vessels
  • The hypertrophic chondrocytes die by apoptosis.

Osteoblasts in periphery encroach and deposit ______ ______

A

bone matrix

219
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an _________ bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

endochondral

220
Q

Growth of a _______ Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

Long

221
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • ________ bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

membrane

222
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into ________ phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

cartilage

223
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, _________ straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

differentiate

224
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the ______ cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

dermal

225
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become ________: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

hypertrophic

226
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes ___
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

big

227
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the ______
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

shaft

228
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • _______ in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

mesenchyme

229
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the __________ (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

perichondrium

230
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (________ tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

connective

231
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the _______) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

cartilage

232
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring _________
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

osteocytes

233
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: _________
  • branches of blood vessels that go either ends
A

chondrocytes

234
Q

Growth of a Long Bone

  • an endochondral bone
  • membrane bone: does not pass into cartilage phase, differentiate straight from the dermal cells
  • become hypertrophic: becomes big
  • eventually fills up the shaft
  • mesenchyme in the perichondrium (connective tissue that surrounds the cartilage) will bring osteocytes
  • growth in length: chondrocytes
  • branches of ________ ______ that go either ends
A

blood vessels

235
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of ________ remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

cartilage

236
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • _______ _____: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

growth plate

237
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the _______ growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

continuous

238
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach _______: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

puberty

239
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to ______
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

close

240
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • _______ of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

spurt

241
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of _____ ________ cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

sex hormones

242
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the ________ but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

lengthening

243
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the _____ ______ closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

growth plate

244
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • ________ by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

replaced

245
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa ______ lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

gilid

246
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so ______ sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

hollow

247
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for ______ ______: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

bone marrow

248
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: __________ tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

hematopietic

249
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • _____ will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

shaft

250
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing _____ _______ cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

bone marrow

251
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • _______ it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

relegate

252
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the ___
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

end

253
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • ______ ____ will be replaced by fat: yellow marrow
A

blood cells

254
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by ____: yellow marrow
A

fat

255
Q

Growth of a Long Bone (cont’d)

  • to continue growth: a layer of cartilage remains
  • growth plate: for the continuous growth of bone
  • reach puberty: this will start to close
  • spurt of sex hormones cause the lengthening but it will also be the reason why the growth plate closes
  • replaced by bones sa gilid lang: so hollow sa gitna
  • place for bone marrow: hematopoietic tissues
  • shaft will stop producing bone marrow cells
  • relegate it only to the end
  • blood cells will be replaced by fat: ______ _______
A

yellow marrow

256
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by _____ _______ (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

growth hormone

257
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the ______ ______) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

anterior pituitary

258
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and ____ (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

IGF

259
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (______ ___ _______ _____ secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

insulin-like growth factor

260
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by ____)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

liver

261
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At ______ growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

puberty

262
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty ______ ____ is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

growth spurt

263
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to ____ ______ which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

sex hormones

264
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the ______ of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

closure

265
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the ______ _____ eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

growth plate

266
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- _______ of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

absence

267
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of ___ _______ (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

sex hormone

268
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (________): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

estrogen

269
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): ________ in menopausal women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

osteoporosis

270
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in _________ women
- osteoporosis: less bone material in bone structure

A

menopausal

271
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence
-influenced by growth hormone (secreted from the anterior pituitary) and IGF (insulin-like growth factor secreted by liver)
- At puberty growth spurt is due to sex hormones which also causes the closure of the growth plate eventually
- absence of sex hormone (estrogen): osteoporosis in menopausal women
- ___________: less bone material in bone structure

A

osteoporosis

272
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • _______ : maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

estrogen

273
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the _____ _____ of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

good health

274
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of ________ ______
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

cardiovascular tissues

275
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of _______
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

plaques

276
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in _________ the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

abeyance

277
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the _________ (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

osteoclasts

278
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone _______ )
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

resorption

279
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > ________ (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

osteoblasts

280
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby _________ ; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

osteocytes

281
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone ________ cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

depositing

282
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the __________ of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

proliferation

283
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of _________
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

osteoclasts

284
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • di nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang ______ nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • hormone replacement therapy
A

androgen

285
Q

The Growth Plate and Hormonal Influence (cont’d)

  • estrogen: maintains the good health of cardiovascular tissues
    > prevents formation of plaques
    > holds in abeyance the osteoclasts (for bone resorption)
    > osteoblasts (baby osteocytes; bone depositing cells)
  • prevents the proliferation of osteoclasts
  • din nangyayari sa lalaki: dahil ang androgen nila ay constantly stop osteoporosis process
  • _____ _______ therapy
A

hormone replacement

286
Q

Development of ______ Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

Dermal

287
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • ____________ formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

intramembranous

288
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • _______ __ __ and ___ from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

BMP 2, 4, and 7

289
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying ________ ______ induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

epidermal ectoderm

290
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce _____ _____ ____ of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

neural crest cells

291
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the ____: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

head

292
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of _____ ____ - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

cbfa genes

293
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - _________ ______ that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

transcription factor

294
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of _____ specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

bone

295
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ____ _______
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

ECM proteins

296
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • __________ : sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

pleiotrophic

297
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang _______
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

functions

298
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • ________ have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

mesenchyme

299
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into ____ ______ to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

bone cells

300
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ____ ______
  • ossification centers: from periphery to center
A

ECM proteins

301
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ________ centers: from periphery to center
A

ossification

302
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from ________ to center
A

periphery

303
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

  • intramembranous formation
  • BMP 2, 4, and 7 from the overlying epidermal ectoderm induce neural crest cells of the head: expression of cbfa genes - transcription factor that leads to expression of bone specific ECM proteins
  • pleiotrophic: sobrang dami nilang functions
  • mesenchyme have transformed into bone cells to start secreting ECM proteins
  • ossification centers: from periphery to _____
A

center

304
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- ________
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

Neurocranium

305
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from ________ ________ (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

cranial somitomeres

306
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from _______ ____ migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

paraxial rods

307
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating _______ not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

anteriad

308
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming _______), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

somites

309
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), ____ _______ and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

head mesoderm

310
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and ______ _______

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

neural crest

311
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • __________
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

Dermatocranium

312
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the ______ part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

dorsal

313
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the ____
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

brain

314
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > ______, _____, ______ and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

frontal, parietal, temporal

315
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of _______ plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

occipital

316
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • __________
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

Chondocranium

317
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ______, ______, _______ parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

ventral, lateral, posterior

318
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related _____ _____, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

sense organs

319
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, _______, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

trabecular

320
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, _______ ____, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

trabecular horns

321
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, _______, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

ethmoids

322
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, ________
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

parachordals

323
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • _________ / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

splanchnocranium

324
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / _________
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

viscerocranium

325
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > ________ support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

skeletal

326
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of ________ _____
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > endochondral also
A

pharyngeal arches

327
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the ____
    > endochondral also
A

face

328
Q

Development of Dermal Bones

The origin of the bones of the skull
- Neurocranium
> from cranial somitomeres (from paraxial rods migrating anteriad not forming somites), head mesoderm and neural crest

  • Dermatocranium
    > covers the dorsal part of the brain
    > frontal, parietal, temporal and small part of occipital plates
  • Chondocranium
    > covers the ventral, lateral and posterior parts of the brain and related sense organs, trabecular, trabecular horns, ethmoids, parachordals
  • Splanchnocranium / viscerocranium
    > skeletal support of pharyngeal arches
    > become part of the bones of the face
    > __________ also
A

endochondral

329
Q

The Myotomes
- ________ –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

Dorsomedial

330
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> ______
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

epaxial

331
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- _________ –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

ventrolateral

332
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> ________

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

hypaxial

333
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • ______ controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

Pax 3

334
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls ________ and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

formation

335
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and ________ of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

specification

336
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this ________ cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

migrating

337
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • _______: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

Yellow

338
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms ______
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

dermis

339
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some ________ to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

migrate

340
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ______ muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

ventral

341
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the _____ ______
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

limb anlage

342
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • ______ : precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

Anlage

343
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: _________, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

precursor

344
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is an ______ that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

inducer

345
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • ___ : hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

HGF

346
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: ________ ____ ______: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

hepatocyte growth factor

347
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from _____ ______
  • SF: scatter factor: from limb anlage also
A

limb anlage

348
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: ______ ______: from limb anlage also
A

scatter factor

349
Q

The Myotomes
- Dorsomedial –> epaxial
- ventrolateral –> hypaxial

  • Pax3 controls formation and specification of this migrating cell population.
  • Yellow: forms dermis
  • some migrate to form ventral muscles; muscles that go to the limb anlage
  • Anlage: precursor, presumptive
  • Will not go unless there is na inducer that calls them
  • HGF: hepatocyte growth factor: from limb anlage
  • SF: scatter factor: from ______ _____ also
A

limb anlage

350
Q

The Myotomes

_____ is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

Pax3

351
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the _____ ________ of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

correct establishment

352
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the ______ _____ in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

progenitor pool

353
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the _____ ________.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

ventral dermomyotome

354
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The ______ ______ ______ _____ and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met

355
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, ________ _____ ______ _____ _____(SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

Scatter Factor/ Hepatocyte Growth Factor

356
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ____, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

ligand

357
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the ___________ of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

delamination

358
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the _______ that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

progenitors

359
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to ______, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

migrate

360
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from ______ _______ are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

migrating progenitors

361
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are ______ in c-Met or SF/HGF mutant mice

A

absent

362
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in ______ or ______ mutant mice

A

c-Met or SF/HGF

363
Q

The Myotomes

Pax3 is required for the correct establishment of the progenitor pool in the ventral dermomyotome.

The tyrosine kinase receptor c-Met and its ligand, scatter factor/ hepatocyte growth factor (SF/HGF), are essential for the delamination of the progenitors that are destined to migrate, and all muscle groups that derive from migrating progenitors are absent in c-Met or SF/HGF ______ ____

A

mutant mice

364
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long _____ cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

syncitial

365
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> ______
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

myoblasts

366
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = ________
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

1 muscle cell

367
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> _____, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

MyoD

368
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, _____ _, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

Myf 5

369
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, ______, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

myogenin

370
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (____ ____ ____ _)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

muscle regulatory factor 4

371
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most ______
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

upstream

372
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be _________
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

upregulated

373
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on _____ ____that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

structural genes

374
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific _____ of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

proteins

375
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already ______: so they are already determined
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

activated

376
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already _______
- Have the helix loof helix motif

A

determined

377
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber
-long syncitial cell
- mesenchyme –> myoblasts
- 1 muscle fiber = 1 muscle cell
- Once they are determined, master control/ transcription factor genes activated –> MyoD, Myf 5, myogenin, MRF 4 (muscle regulatory factor 4)
- na eexpress na agad master control genes: most upstream
- in order to determine a cell towards a differentiation pathway, a master control gene should be upregulated
- transcription factor must act on structural genes that will make the specific proteins of a cell
-even if not yet cellularly differentiated, master genes are already activated: so they are already determined
- Have the _____ ____ _____ motif

A

helix loop helix

378
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already ______; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

determined

379
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero ____ __ external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

wala pa

380
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • ________ of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

upregulation

381
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a ______ _____
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

transcription factor

382
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the _____ of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

shape

383
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the _______, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

myoblast

384
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a _____ _____ yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

muscle fiber

385
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, ______ pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

nagmumultiply

386
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya _________!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

nagdidifferentiate

387
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • ___s: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

FGFs

388
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by _______ around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

fibroblasts

389
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the ______ _______
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

dividing myoblast

390
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher _______ of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

multiplication

391
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication ____, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

stops

392
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to ________
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

differentiation

393
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will ____ end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

align

394
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why ______ ______ _____: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

skeletal muscle fiber

395
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is ______ and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

syncitial

396
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of ______ that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

myoblasts

397
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that ____ end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

fuse

398
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • ____ will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

nuclei

399
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the ____: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

side

400
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber _______
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

configuration

401
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • _______: maintenance of muscle; muscle regulatory factor
A

myogenin

402
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of ______; muscle regulatory factor
A

muscle

403
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of skeletal muscle fiber (cont’d)

  • mesenchyme that will be myoblast
  • mesenchyme is already determined; has experienced the influence of genes na
  • pero wala pa external differentiation
  • upregulation of a transcription factor
  • takes the shape of the myoblast, not a muscle fiber yet
  • dahil hindi fiber yet, nagmumultiply pa
  • pag ang cell ay nagpploriferate, di sya nagdidifferentiate!
  • FGFs: multiplication because of it; secreted by fibroblasts around the dividing myoblast
  • higher level of FGF: higher multiplication of myoblast
  • when multiplication stops, leads to differentiation
  • cells will align end to end
  • reason why skeletal muscle fiber: is syncitial and long because they come from a lot of myoblasts that fuse end to end
  • nuclei will be pushed to the side: typical muscle fiber configuration
  • myogenin: maintenance of muscle; _______ ________ factor
A

muscle regulatory

404
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a ____ _____ and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

viral promoter

405
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and ______ into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

transfected

406
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into ______ cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

nonmuscle

407
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to _____ the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

override

408
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell _____ and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

phenotype

409
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell _____ and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

phenotype

410
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into _____.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

muscles

411
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a _____ promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

strong

412
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • ______ + ________: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

MyoD + viral promoter

413
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the _____ family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

MyoD

414
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of ______ ______ during skeletal muscle formation in the mouse.

A

myogenic proteins

415
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during ______ ______ formation in the mouse.

A

skeletal muscle

416
Q

The Myotomes

Myogenesis of Skeletal muscle fiber

Figure 1 Summary of several experiments in which the MyoD gene was activated by a viral promoter and transfected into nonmuscle cells. The MyoD protein appears to override the original regulators of the cell phenotype and convert the cells into muscles.

  • activated by a viral promoter: a strong promoter!
  • MyoD + viral promoter: override original regulators

Figure 2. Muscle Commitment and Differentiation mediated by the MyoD family of transcription factors. Postulated roles of myogenic proteins during skeletal muscle formation in the ______.

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mouse

417
Q

Myogenesis of Skeletal Muscle (cont’d)

  • ______ align and fuse end to end via meltrin protein
  • synthesis of contractile proteins (actin and myosin)
    Myosin isoforms (e.g. embryonic, neonatal, and adult myosin heavy chain)
    > developmentally regulated
    > iba ibang molecules are produced depending on stage of development
  • also encounter this phenomenon in hemoglobin
  • innervation –> give it its characteristic muscle fiber type (i.e fast or slow fiber)
    > innervations gives it its characteristic
    > white vs red muscle fiber
  • myotubes fuse to form one myofiber
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myoblasts

418
Q

Myogenesis of Skeletal Muscle (cont’d)

  • myoblasts align and fuse end to end via ______ protein
  • synthesis of contractile proteins (actin and myosin)
    Myosin isoforms (e.g. embryonic, neonatal, and adult myosin heavy chain)
    > developmentally regulated
    > iba ibang molecules are produced depending on stage of development
  • also encounter this phenomenon in hemoglobin
  • innervation –> give it its characteristic muscle fiber type (i.e fast or slow fiber)
    > innervations gives it its characteristic
    > white vs red muscle fiber
  • myotubes fuse to form one myofiber
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meltrin

419
Q

Myogenesis of Skeletal Muscle (cont’d)

  • myoblasts align and fuse end to end via meltrin protein
  • synthesis of ______ proteins (actin and myosin)
    Myosin isoforms (e.g. embryonic, neonatal, and adult myosin heavy chain)
    > developmentally regulated
    > iba ibang molecules are produced depending on stage of development
  • also encounter this phenomenon in hemoglobin
  • innervation –> give it its characteristic muscle fiber type (i.e fast or slow fiber)
    > innervations gives it its characteristic
    > white vs red muscle fiber
  • myotubes fuse to form one myofiber
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contractile

420
Q

Myogenesis of Skeletal Muscle (cont’d)

  • myoblasts align and fuse end to end via meltrin protein
  • synthesis of contractile proteins (_____ and _____)
    Myosin isoforms (e.g. embryonic, neonatal, and adult myosin heavy chain)
    > developmentally regulated
    > iba ibang molecules are produced depending on stage of development
  • also encounter this phenomenon in hemoglobin
  • innervation –> give it its characteristic muscle fiber type (i.e fast or slow fiber)
    > innervations gives it its characteristic
    > white vs red muscle fiber
  • myotubes fuse to form one myofiber
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actin, myosin

421
Q

Myogenesis of Skeletal Muscle (cont’d)

  • myoblasts align and fuse end to end via meltrin protein
  • synthesis of contractile proteins (actin and myosin)
    Myosin ______ (e.g. embryonic, neonatal, and adult myosin heavy chain)
    > developmentally regulated
    > iba ibang molecules are produced depending on stage of development
  • also encounter this phenomenon in hemoglobin
  • innervation –> give it its characteristic muscle fiber type (i.e fast or slow fiber)
    > innervations gives it its characteristic
    > white vs red muscle fiber
  • myotubes fuse to form one myofiber
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isoforms

422
Q

Myogenesis of Skeletal Muscle (cont’d)

  • myoblasts align and fuse end to end via meltrin protein
  • synthesis of contractile proteins (actin and myosin)
    Myosin isoforms (e.g. embryonic, neonatal, and adult myosin heavy chain)
    > developmentally regulated
    > iba ibang molecules are produced depending on stage of development
  • also encounter this phenomenon in _______
  • innervation –> give it its characteristic muscle fiber type (i.e fast or slow fiber)
    > innervations gives it its characteristic
    > white vs red muscle fiber
  • myotubes fuse to form one myofiber
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hemoglobin

423
Q

Myogenesis of Skeletal Muscle (cont’d)

  • myoblasts align and fuse end to end via meltrin protein
  • synthesis of contractile proteins (actin and myosin)
    Myosin isoforms (e.g. embryonic, neonatal, and adult myosin heavy chain)
    > developmentally regulated
    > iba ibang molecules are produced depending on stage of development
  • also encounter this phenomenon in hemoglobin
  • ______ –> give it its characteristic muscle fiber type (i.e fast or slow fiber)
    > innervations gives it its characteristic
    > white vs red muscle fiber
  • myotubes fuse to form one myofiber
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innervation

424
Q

Myogenesis of Skeletal Muscle (cont’d)

  • myoblasts align and fuse end to end via meltrin protein
  • synthesis of contractile proteins (actin and myosin)
    Myosin isoforms (e.g. embryonic, neonatal, and adult myosin heavy chain)
    > developmentally regulated
    > iba ibang molecules are produced depending on stage of development
  • also encounter this phenomenon in hemoglobin
  • innervation –> give it its characteristic muscle fiber type (i.e fast or slow fiber)
    > innervations gives it its characteristic
    > white vs red muscle fiber
  • myotubes fuse to form one _______
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myofiber

425
Q

How skeletal muscle organs are formed
- formation of _______ ______ ______
- muscle masses break up into discrete units which become the primordia of individual muscles
- differentiation of myotubes from myoblasts
- innervation
> motor innervation
> sensory innervation –> formation of intrafusal fibers of the muscle spindle
- unang na iinnervate ang motor

  • intrafusal: senses extent of stress or stretch of muscle fiber
  • signals from it tell the muscle fiber that there is much more load so they have to adjust accordingly: more muscle fibers will be recruited
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nonspecific muscle masses

426
Q

How skeletal muscle organs are formed
- formation of non specific mucle masses
- muscle masses break up into discrete units which become the primordia of individual muscles
- differentiation of myotubes from myoblasts
- innervation
> motor innervation
> sensory innervation –> formation of intrafusal fibers of the muscle spindle
- unang na iinnervate ang motor

  • _______: senses extent of stress or stretch of muscle fiber
  • signals from it tell the muscle fiber that there is much more load so they have to adjust accordingly: more muscle fibers will be recruited
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intrafusal

427
Q

Factors regulating muscle development
• ___________
- always a proliferator: carcinogen
- stimulates proliferation
- stimulates differentiation

• Fibroblast growth factor
- stimulates proliferation
- inhibits differentiation

• Transforming growth factor beta
- suppresses proliferation
- suppresses differentiation
- negative regulator myostatin (stops muscles from growing)
mutation in myostatin gene: excessive ang pagproduce ng muscles

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insulin-like growth factor -1 and -2

428
Q

Factors regulating muscle development
• Insulin-like growth factor-1 and -2
- always a proliferator: ________
- stimulates proliferation
- stimulates differentiation

• Fibroblast growth factor
- stimulates proliferation
- inhibits differentiation

• Transforming growth factor beta
- suppresses proliferation
- suppresses differentiation
- negative regulator myostatin (stops muscles from growing)
mutation in myostatin gene: excessive ang pagproduce ng muscles

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carcinogen

429
Q

Factors regulating muscle development
• Insulin-like growth factor-1 and -2
- always a proliferator: carcinogen
- stimulates proliferation
- stimulates differentiation

• _________
- stimulates proliferation
- inhibits differentiation

• Transforming growth factor beta
- suppresses proliferation
- suppresses differentiation
- negative regulator myostatin (stops muscles from growing)
mutation in myostatin gene: excessive ang pagproduce ng muscles

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Fibroblast growth factor

430
Q

Factors regulating muscle development
• Insulin-like growth factor-1 and -2
- always a proliferator: carcinogen
- stimulates proliferation
- stimulates differentiation

• Fibroblast growth factor
- stimulates proliferation
- inhibits differentiation

• _________
- suppresses proliferation
- suppresses differentiation
- negative regulator myostatin (stops muscles from growing)
mutation in myostatin gene: excessive ang pagproduce ng muscles

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Transforming growth factor beta

431
Q

Factors regulating muscle development
• Insulin-like growth factor-1 and -2
- always a proliferator: carcinogen
- stimulates proliferation
- stimulates differentiation

• Fibroblast growth factor
- stimulates proliferation
- inhibits differentiation

• Transforming growth factor beta
- suppresses proliferation
- suppresses differentiation
- negative regulator _________ (stops muscles from growing)
mutation in myostatin gene: excessive ang pagproduce ng muscles

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myostatin

432
Q

Factors regulating muscle development (cont’d)

  • ________: negative regulator
  • cyclin dependent of kinases: promote the division of cells; positive regulators
  • p21, p57: tumor suppressors; myostatin through these regulators will suppress CDK
  • Rb: retinoblastoma; when it is phosphorylated will separate from E2F
  • keeps Rb in hypophosphorylated form
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myostatin

433
Q

Factors regulating muscle development (cont’d)

  • myostatin: negative regulator
  • __________ : promote the division of cells; positive regulators
  • p21, p57: tumor suppressors; myostatin through these regulators will suppress CDK
  • Rb: retinoblastoma; when it is phosphorylated will separate from E2F
  • keeps Rb in hypophosphorylated form
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cyclin dependent of kinases

434
Q

Factors regulating muscle development (cont’d)

  • myostatin: negative regulator
  • cyclin dependent of kinases: promote the division of cells; positive regulators
  • _______, ______: tumor suppressors; myostatin through these regulators will suppress CDK
  • Rb: retinoblastoma; when it is phosphorylated will separate from E2F
  • keeps Rb in hypophosphorylated form
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p21, p57

435
Q

Factors regulating muscle development (cont’d)

  • myostatin: negative regulator
  • cyclin dependent of kinases: promote the division of cells; positive regulators
  • p21, p57: tumor suppressors; myostatin through these regulators will suppress CDK
  • Rb: _________; when it is phosphorylated will separate from E2F
  • keeps Rb in hypophosphorylated form
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retinoblastoma

436
Q

Cardiac muscles

  • derived from ________ mesoderm
  • do not form myotubules but form intercalated discs (specialized cell membranes)
  • peculiarity: cells able to divide even in the presence of contractile filaments due to necessity
  • proliferation is not mutually exclusive from differentiation
  • presence of myofibrils in cytoplasm and ability to undergo pronounced contraction
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splanchnic

437
Q

Cardiac muscles

  • derived from splanchnic mesoderm
  • do not form myotubules but form _______ ____(specialized cell membranes)
  • peculiarity: cells able to divide even in the presence of contractile filaments due to necessity
  • proliferation is not mutually exclusive from differentiation
  • presence of myofibrils in cytoplasm and ability to undergo pronounced contraction
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intercalated discs

438
Q

Cardiac muscles

  • derived from splanchnic mesoderm
  • do not form myotubules but form intercalated discs (specialized cell membranes)
  • peculiarity: cells ____ __ ____ even in the presence of contractile filaments due to necessity
  • proliferation is not mutually exclusive from differentiation
  • presence of myofibrils in cytoplasm and ability to undergo pronounced contraction
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able to divide

439
Q

Cardiac muscles

  • derived from splanchnic mesoderm
  • do not form myotubules but form intercalated discs (specialized cell membranes)
  • peculiarity: cells able to divide even in the presence of contractile filaments due to necessity
  • proliferation is not mutually exclusive from differentiation
  • presence of myofibrils in cytoplasm and ability to undergo ________ ______
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pronounced contraction

440
Q

______ _______

  • derived from splanchnic mesoderm
  • do not form myotubules but form intercalated discs (specialized cell membranes)
  • peculiarity: cells able to divide even in the presence of contractile filaments due to necessity
  • proliferation is not mutually exclusive from differentiation
  • presence of myofibrils in cytoplasm and ability to undergo pronounced contraction
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cardiac muscles

441
Q

The ______ ______
- intestines, stomach
- those surrounding digestive system are of splanchnic mesoderm origin
- those surrounding blood vessels mostly from somatic mesoderm
- myogenesis in these areas are not well studied

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visceral mucles

442
Q

The visceral muscles
- intestines, stomach
- those surrounding digestive system are of ______ _______ origin
- those surrounding blood vessels mostly from somatic mesoderm
- myogenesis in these areas are not well studied

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splanchnic mesoderm

443
Q

The visceral muscles
- intestines, stomach
- those surrounding digestive system are of splanchnic mesoderm origin
- those surrounding blood vessels mostly from _______ ______
- myogenesis in these areas are not well studied

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somatic mesoderm

444
Q
  • Stem Cell: This is the starting point for all dermal cells. Mesenchymal stem cells can divide and become many different types of cells, including fibroblasts.
  • Pax7, Eya2, Six1, Dach2: These are transcription factors, which are proteins that turn genes on and off. They play a role in regulating the development of mesenchymal stem cells into dermal stem cells.
  • Wnt, Shh: These are signaling molecules that help to control the proliferation and differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells.
  • Myogenic Precursor Cell: This is a cell that is committed to becoming a muscle cell. However, in the presence of the right signaling molecules, it can also become a dermal stem cell.
  • Satellite Cell: These are stem cells that are found in mature muscle tissue. They can be activated to repair muscle damage. The diagram suggests that satellite cells may also play a role in the regeneration of the dermis.
  • Exercise, Injury: These factors can activate satellite cells and promote dermal repair.
  • Pax7, MyoD, Myf5, Myogenin, MRF4: These are transcription factors that are involved in the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells into mature fibroblasts.
  • BMP, Notch: These are signaling molecules that can inhibit the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells into fibroblasts.
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True