Introduction Part 3 Flashcards

1
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The developmental history of a differentiated cell as traced back to the cell from which it arises.

A

Cell lineage

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Process whereby cells or group of cells are marked and followed through several developmental changes to determine properties of descendants.

What they become and where they go.

Bases for ____ since it provides the information on which portions of the embryo become which larval or adult structures

A

Fate mapping

Experimental embryology

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3
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___ Made direct observation of living embryos

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Edwin G. Conklin

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Ways or Evidence? of Fate Mapping of Embryo

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  1. Using dyes to observe cells: Vital Dyes
  2. Using dyes to observe cells: Fluorescent Dyes
  3. Genetic marking
  4. Fate mapping with transgenic DNA chimeras
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____ and ____Dyes used to observe cells

____ traced the fate of different areas of amphibian eggs

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Vital Dyes
Flourescent Dyes

Vogt

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6
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Example:
Chimeric embryos made from grafting tissues obtained from different but genetically similar organisms.

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Genetic Marking

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7
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_____
refers to an organism or cell whose genome has been altered by the introduction of one or more foreign DNA sequences from another species by artificial means

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Fate mapping with transgenic DNA chimeras

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