Gastrulation Mechanisms (Trans 7) Flashcards

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Inclusion of migratory apparatus for cell motility

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Cell Polarity

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8 mechanisms (CEChCePo CDC)

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Cell polarity
Epithelio-mesenchymal transition
Chemotaxis
Cell specification
Positional transition
Cell memory
Differential cell adhesion
Cell proliferation
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Flat and thin cell extensions, serves as chemosensor; determines if a cell continues or veers away from a pathway

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Lamellipodia

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Longer and thinner migratory apparatus / cell extensions

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Filipodia

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Change in shape eg epithelial-like cells to stellate

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Epithelio-Mesenchymal Transition

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Directed migration of cells according to chemical gradient based on envtl cues

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Chemotaxis

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Promotes breakdown and release of cells from epithelium

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Scatter factor

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Prevents some cell migration

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Chondroitin sulfate

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Makes cells fat and separates them

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Hyaluronic Acid

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Fibrillary form which becomes the migration pathway for cells

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Fibronectin

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Fibronectin receptor

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Integrin

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Cells are already committed to what they’ll become even before migration

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Cell Specification

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This factor makes cell specification possible

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Fibroblast Growth Factor

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HOM gene complex guides cells to final location - when and where to stop

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Positional Transition

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Deep inside the cell, it knows its own identity; either in cytoplasm (morphogens and maternal factors) or in nucleus (genes)

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Cell Memory

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Enables cell to break away from epiblast to migrate and change cell shape again, brought about by cadherin/CAM

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Differential Cell Adhesion

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Allows a sheet if cells to migrate together

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Zonula occludens

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Number if cell increases all throughout the other processes; cells are mitotic so allowed ang differentiation; pattern formation

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Cell Proliferation