Lecture 15: musculoskeletal development 2 Flashcards
Be able to describe each stage in the differentiation of skeletal muscle tissue.
- myogenic cells: originate in somites and are restricted to muscle forming line; mitotic cells
- myoblasts: derived from myogenic cells; post mitotic
- Myotubes: formed after myoblasts line up and adhere to one another; requires calcium dependent CAMs; characterized by appearance of actin, myosin, troponin, tropomyosin, nuclei move to periphery
- muscle fibers
Differentiate between primary and secondary myotyubes.
Primary microbes are formed by fusion of earliest myoblasts; differentiation occurs before innervation
secondary myotubes are smaller than the primary and formed alongside the late myoblasts; contained in basal lamina and are electrically coupled
Describe the role of satellite cells.
able to help the muscle fibers with growth by binding to the myotubes
function as stem cells; can become mitotic in times of stress
Describe the role/function of each of the following myogenic regulatory factors: Myf-5, Pax-3, Pax-7, FGF, TGF-β, MyoD, Myogenin, Myf-6
Pax-3 and Myf-5 can separately activate MoD and cause myogenic cells to become myoblasts
FGF and TGF-B maintain myogenic cells in the labile state
MyoD is able to convert non muscle cells to cells that can express muscle proteins
Myf-6 leads to the expression of myofiber genes
See L15 S15
Describe the origin and characteristics of the following muscle group: trunk muscles
epaxial muscles: dorsal lip of myotome and the tendons are from the syndrome layer within somites
Hypaxial muscles come from the ventral buds of the myotome and the tendons come from the lateral plate mesoderm
Describe the origin and characteristics of the following muscle group: limbs
muscles come from the ventrolateral dermomyotome
tendons come from the lateral plate mesoderm
Describe the origin and characteristics of the following muscle group: head and neck
derived from the paraxial somitomeres
extra ocular muscles come from the prechordal plate
cranial musculature is from the unsegmented paraxial mesoderm
some of the lower jaw musculature is from the splanchnic mesoderm
Describe the origin and characteristics of the following muscle group: cardiac muscle
from the splanchnic mesoderm
both cardiac and skeletal express MADS
cardiac cells contract early and are able to divide