lecture 1 embryonic eye development Flashcards

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1
Q

receptive fields are first _____ and later become _____

A

anisotropic, isotropic

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2
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glutamate receptors first appear on what?

A

off bipolar cells

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3
Q

(T or F) the pupillary membrane usually regresses but may persist after birth

A

true

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4
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adult retinal progenitor cells come from what part of the eye?

A

ciliary body

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5
Q

(T or F) amacrine cells have stronger on responses

A

true

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6
Q

retinal cells are derived from retinal cell progenetors, either cone or ganglion or both. name the progenitor for the following

A) bipolar cells
B) horizontal cells
C) amacrine cells
D) rods

A

A) both
B) cone
C) ganglion
D) both

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7
Q

which of the following develop from the optic cup?

A) retina
B) lens
C) pigmented epithelium
D) iris

A

A, C, and D (lens is developed from lens placode)

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8
Q

during weeks 3-4, the _____ becomes the optic nerve

A

optic stalk

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9
Q

eye fields develop from

A) posterior neural ectoderm
B) anterior neural plate
C) posterior neural plate
D) anterior neural ectoderm

A

B) anterior neural plate

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10
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(T or F) the lens vesicle is derived from neural endoderm

A

false (lens comes from surface ectoderm)

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11
Q

which tissue does the eye not originate from?

A) anterior neural plate
B) prosencephalon
C) mesencephalon
D) eye fields

A

C) mesencephalon

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12
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(T or F) the hyaloid artery surrounds the back of the lens and follows the choroid fissure during eye development

A

true

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13
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give the order in which retina cells populate the retina

A

1) amacrine cells
2) (cones, ganglion, and horizontal)
3) rods
4) bipolar cells
5) muller cells

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14
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what is the first sulci “fold” that happens in the brain? when in development does it happen?

A

when the eye fields/optic grooves fold in at 22 days gestation

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15
Q

day 17 marks the development of what?
day 25 marks the development of what?
day 29 marks the development of what?

A

day 17=eye fields, day 25 =optic groove, 29=optic stalk and optic vesicle

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16
Q

the optic groove becomes which 2 things?

A

the optic stalk and the optic vesicle

17
Q

the lens placode will become invaginated during which week(s)?

A

weeks 5-6

18
Q

lens is on the inside by week ___

A

6

19
Q

name the artery responsible for providing nutrients to growing ocular cells during development

A

hyaloid artery

20
Q

name the opening in the optic vesicle that allows for the hyaloid artery to grow into

A

choroid fissure

21
Q

how is the anterior chamber formed?

A

posterior lens fibers send a message to the anterior lens fibers to undergo apoptosis

22
Q

The outer corneal epithelium comes from ____?

A

surface ectoderm

23
Q

The inner corneal layer comes from ____?

A

neural crest tissue

24
Q

The RPE consists of how many layers?

A

1 cell layer thick

25
Q

during weeks 7-8, the RPE ____ and the retina____

A

thins, thickens

26
Q

what is the job of the radial glia?

A

they help cells migrate to the right location

27
Q

muller cells respond to ____

A

injury

28
Q

(T or F) It is good practice to patch an infants eye

A

NO, don’t ever patch an infants eye. light stimulation is crucial to having well formed neural pathways.

29
Q

(T or F) Muller glia act as retinal progenitors in adults

A

true

30
Q

(T or F) 3 days of monocular deprivation during the critical period of vision development is sufficient to cause a significant change in vision

A

true

31
Q

What effect does dark rearing mice for their first 3 weeks of life have on their visual development?

A) Ocular dominance columns do not develop at all
B). The fraction of bi-stratified On-Off ganglion cells increases
C) The fraction of Off bipolar cells increases
D) Significant photoreceptor degeneration occurs

A

B). The fraction of bi-stratified On-Off ganglion cells increases