EvoDevo (E1) Flashcards

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1
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Gene products

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Unfertilized egg already has products

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2
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Evo/devo

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Evolutionary development
Developmental regulatory genes

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3
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98.6% similar

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Chimps and humans share 98.6% similarity

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4
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(Developmental) regulatory genes

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The main reason why animals are more similar than it may seem

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5
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Structural genes

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A gene that codes for the amino acid sequence of a protein or for a ribosomal RNA or transfer RNA

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6
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HOX genes

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Control identity of body parts

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7
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2nd, 3rd, 4th tier genes

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Lesser conserved genes than 1st tier regulatory genes but higher variability as you go down

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8
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“Junk” DNA

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Regions of DNA that are noncoding

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9
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Silent genes

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DNA sequences that are generally not expressed or expressed at a very low level

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10
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Allometry

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Body geometry over time
How body parts relative to body size

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Antennapedia

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HOX gene first discovered in drosophila’s which controls the formation of legs during development

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12
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Antp & Ubx genes

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Antp: directs antenna development
Ubx: directs abdomen segments

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13
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Apical ectodermal ridge

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Induces evagination of limb buds

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14
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D’Arcy Thompson’s “Theory of Transformations”

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Make new species by changing development

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15
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Fibroblast growth factor

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FGF
Family of cell Signaling proteins produced by macrophages involved in crucial elements for norms, development in animal cells

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16
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Gremlin gene

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A protein coding gene that inhibits bone morphogenesis, webbed duck feet

17
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Halteres

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Undeveloped wings

18
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Heterochrony

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Change in timing of development

19
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Highly conserved

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Not expressed physically such as fish horn thingies

20
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HoxD genes

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Subset of HOX genes that control arm(legs) expression

21
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Morphogen

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Substance whose non-uniform distribution governs the pattern of tissue development in the process of morphogenesis or pattern formation

22
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Noggin

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Protein involved in development or body tissues(nerve tissue, muscle, bone)

23
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Pax6 gene

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Walter Gehring founded
Development of eye gene, all animals have it
Experimented on fly where he placed the eye gene at the fruit fly leg and a eye was developed where the keg should be

24
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Paedomorphic

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Alternative process to metamorphosis in which adults retain larval traits at the adult stage

25
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Serial homology

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Repetition of modules or segments

26
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Somites

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Blocks of mesoderm that form on either side of neural tube

27
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Sonic Hedgehog

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(Shh)
Tells vertebrates to develope teeth

28
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Talpid2

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Gene that suppresses Sonic Hedgehog gene (toothless)

29
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Zone of polarizing activity

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Secretes signal and tells bones where rear/front, top/bottom are and mirrors limbs for symmetry

30
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French flag model

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Shows how embryonic cells can interpret genetic code to create the same pattern even when certain pieces of the embryo are removed