L20 Flashcards

1
Q

Leaf
___________ cell fate

A

Determinate

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2
Q

Meristem
___________ cell fate

A

indeterminate

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3
Q

leaf development steps (4)

A
  1. Emergence
    leaf primordium
  2. Establishing
    Adaxial-abaxial patterning
  3. Blade outgrowth
  4. Tissue differentiation
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4
Q

adoxial =

A

upper side of leaf

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5
Q

abaxial =

A

lower side of leaf

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6
Q

In leaf primordia,_____ can act as transcriptional repressors to shut off KNOX-1 genes

A

ARPs

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7
Q

How does a leaf know which side is adaxial (or abaxial) ?

A

A signal from the meristem moves through the epidermis into the incipient primordium.

The signal conveys the adaxial positional information.

The nature of the signal is not known.

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8
Q

Adaxial genes

A

HD ZIP genes (REVOLUTA
PHABULOSA)

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9
Q

Abaxial genes

A

YABBY
KANADI
miR165/6

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10
Q

In wild-type plants, PHB expression is restricted to the____ side of the leaves

A

adaxial

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11
Q

In gain-of-function phb-1d mutants, PHB is expressed________, resulting in adaxialized, radially symmetric leaves.

A

everywhere

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12
Q

Leaf polarity requires proper expression of_____

A

PHB, YAB, KAN

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