Lecture 8 - Neuronal migration Flashcards
how to see neurons in tangential and radial migration
label cells with GFP and use fluorescence imaging
neuroepithelium is pseudostratified due to…
migration of mitotically dividing nuclei
one cell thick neuroepithelium is made up of..
neuroepithelial cells
interkinetic nuclear migration
where their nuclei of neuroepithelial cells move up and down, having the appearance if multiple layers
neuroepithelial cells go through phases of the cell cycle
- G1 = nuclei move up
- G2 = nuclei move down
- S phase = basal and division
- M phase occurs at apical
divisions of neuroepitheial cells
these are symmetrical and give rise to two daughter cells that have the same properties as parent cells. later on they divide asymmetrically
what do neuroepithelial cells generate
radial glia and neuronal precursors
radial glia
still capable of both asymmetric and symmetric division to carry on amplifying their numbers
mature neurons accumulate time layers above ventricular zone
do this by radially migrating