Lecture 10 Flashcards
What are the three zones of the mesoderm?
paraxial mesoderm
intermediate mesoderm
lateral plate mesoderm
Describe the paraxial mesoderm
thick column of mesoderm closest to and parallel with the notochord
What zone of the mesoderm becomes segmented into somites?
paraxial
What zone of the mesoderm becomes the urogenital system?
intermediate
What zone of the mesoderm splits to form lining of body cavities and mesoderm of most internal organs as well as limbs?
lateral plate
Describe the intermediate mesoderm
narrow column of mesoderm
Describe the lateral plate mesoderm
thin plate of mesoderm lateral to intermediate mesoderm
________ are initial pairs of segments of mesenchyme that begin to develop along and on either side of the neural plate in the paraxial mesoderm
somitomeres
New somitomeres are added ______ as the primitive streak regresses
caudally
_______ are more dense, bocks of mesoderm that form along the notochord
somites
In a ______ direction, a pair of somitomeresis are transformed into a pari of somites every few hours
caudal
What is the wavefront mechanism in somite differentiation?
increase in FGF-8–mitosis in mesenchymal cells in posterior primitive streak
increase in retinoic acid more anteriorly opposes action of FGF-8
What is the segmentation clock in somite differentiation?
oscillating expression of molecules in notch pathway that is expressed along a time line (90 min/ somite in chick embryo)
In the segmentation clock, ______ will become concentrated at the future anterior border of a somite and _____ will become concentrated at the future posterior border of a somite
lunatic fringe, c-hairy
In the segmentation clock, cells at the anterior border of the somite express _____ and cells of the posterior border of the anterior somite will express ____ resulting in a tissue between the two adjacent somites
Eph A (receptor) Eph B (ligand)