Lecture 12 - Cardio Regen Flashcards

1
Q

At day 15 of development, ______ cells begin to form the ventricle field, atrial field, and the _____ (which gives rise to the pulmonary artery and aorta.)

A

Mesenchymal cells

Conotrunkus

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2
Q

“______” of the heart takes place around day 28 of development and is characterized by anterior and superior movement of the atria from the bottom of the heart.

A

Looping

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3
Q

At day 28 of development, the ____ forms between the atria and ventricles.

A

AV valve

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4
Q

At about day ____ of development, the heart is fully formed, with septa.

A

50

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5
Q

The endocardial cushion structure is comprised of ______ cells and gives rise to the ___ and ____ valves.

A

Mesenchymal cells

Mitral and Tricuspid

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6
Q

______ is the process by which the heart creates finger-like structures used for ____ absorption before the coronary arteries form.

A

Trabeculation

O2

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7
Q

The _____ heart field of the developing heart (crescent) gives rise to the left ventricle. Both atria are derived from a combination of the two heart fields. All of the other heart structures are derived from the _____ heart field.

A

Primary

Secondary

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8
Q

There are only two main tissue layers in the linear tube stage of cardiac development :

  1. _____
  2. _____
A
  1. Endocardium

2. Myocardium

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9
Q

Some endocardial cells acquire the ability to migrate via an _____-_____ transition. They all migrate to the area between the myo and endocardium where they form the ______ cushion (gives rise to the AV valve cushion and OFT cushion.) Keep in mind the OFT is unique in that it has _____ _____ cells (ectoderm that will give rise to mesoderm) as well.

A

Endothelial-Mesenchymal transition

Neural Crest cells

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10
Q

The key difference between the AV valve cushion and the OFT cushion is the latter contains ____ ____ cells.

A

Neural Crest

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11
Q

The epicardium is the last tissue layer to develop in the heart and is derived from _______. The epicardial cells go on to form the ______ arteries.

A

Proepicardium

Coronary

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12
Q

The heart has limited proliferative capacity as it replenishes ____ of the total Cardiac myocytes in one’s lifespan.

A

Half

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13
Q

Cardiac Stem cells are ______ + while Cardiac Progenitor cells are ______ +. The latter can ONLY give rise to ______, while cardiac stem cells can give rise to any cardiac cell type.

A

c-kit+

Isl+

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14
Q

Cardiac Stem cells are mostly concentrated in the ____ of the heart while Cardiac Progenitor cells can be found in neonatal tissues of the _____ atrium. The latter need to be cultured in conjunction with ____ cells that secrete appropriate growth factors.

A

Apex

Left atrium

Feeder Cells

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15
Q

Only the _____ heart field is Isl+, meaning cardiac progenitor cells can only come from there.

A

Secondary

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16
Q

_____ is a marker used to detect Hematopoietic cells, which help increase perfusion and function of heart tissue, but do NOT differentiate into myocardium.

A

CD34

17
Q

Cardio-spheres can be formed from an endocardial biopsy whereby endocardial and ______ cells are taken from the patient, cultured, and reintroduced.

A

Myocardial

18
Q

Using Embryonic stem cells for treatment of failing heart could be an issue because of their ______ potential (teratomas.) One of the main advantages of using these cells is their high ______ capacity (generate many cardiomyocytes.) However, these CMs appear immature, with characteristics of fetal CMs. This can cause _____.

A

Tumorigenic

Proliferative

Arrythmias

19
Q

______ is the term that describes conversion of an adult, differentiated cell to a new line of differentiated cell without reverting to iPSCs first. This would resolve the issue of forming _____ when using iPSCs.

A

Trans-differentiation

Teratomas

20
Q

Cardiac fibroblasts transduced with Gata4/Mef2c/Tbx5 can be reprogrammed to ______ in vivo and in vitro.

A

Cardiomyocytes