Formation and differentiation: Mesoderm Flashcards
1
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dorsal/ventral divisions
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- forming during gastrulation as medial-lateral divisions
- as embryo folds, medial lateral becomes dorsal ventral
- see figure
2
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Axial
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- prechordal plate
- chordamesoderm
3
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prechordal plate
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- thickening in endodermal layer formed by mesendodermal cells
- gives rise to oropharyngeal membrane
- some prechordal cells undergo EMT to form head mesenchyme cells
4
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4 trunk subdivisions of mesoderm
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- BMP gradient causes differentiation of the mesoderms
5
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intermediate mesoderm structure
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- kidney
- gonad
6
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chrodamesoderm structure
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- notochord
7
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paraxial mesoderm structure
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- head, somite
- somite form sclerotome, myotome, dermatome
8
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lateral plate mesoderm
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- splanchnic
- somatic
- extra embryonic
9
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axial skeleton term
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- sclerotome
10
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dermis of the back
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dermatome
11
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back muscles
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epaxial myotome
12
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limb muscles
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hypaxial myotome
13
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lateral plate mesoderm characteristics
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- splits into somatic and splanchnic mesoderm layers
- lateral folding, body cavities are formed
- somatic and splanchnic mesoderm form body walls
14
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somatic mesoderm
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- dorsal, parietal
- lateral and ventral body walls
- limb skeleton and blood vessels
- somatopleure (somatic mesoderm + ectoderm)
15
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splanchnic mesoderm
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- ventral and visceral
- mesentery and wall of digestive tract
- smooth muscle of gut and respiratory tract
- heart
- circulatory systems
- splanchnopleure ( splanchnic meso + endo)
