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1
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Examples of axial patterning

A
  • Frog: sperm entry and organiser graft (DV axis)
  • Drosophila: bicoid (AP axis)
  • Chick: limb bud SHH (AP axis)
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Drosophila: organisation of DV axis

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Dorsal ectoderm - future epidermis
Neuroectoderm - future nervous system
Mesoderm- future muscle

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Which gene/s are associated with each region of the blastoderm?

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Dorsal ectoderm - dpp
Neuroectoderm - rhomboid
Mesoderm - twist, snail

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What sets up the dorsal-ventral axis in the Drosophila?

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Maternal effect genes

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3 examples of dorsalised class genes

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  • Dorsal
  • Toll
  • Spätzle
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Example of centralised class gene

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  • Cactus
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What are dorsalised class genes required for?

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The development of ventral cell fates in the embryo

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What would happen if the embryo was lacking Toll?

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The embryo would become dorsalised ( no ventral structures)

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Which class of genes are required for the development of dorsal cell fates in the embryo?

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Ventralised class

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What would happen if the embryo was lacking cactus?

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Embryo would become centralised (lack dorsal structures)

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Epistatic analysis of dorsalised and centralised class genes: pathway

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Spätzle—> Toll —| Cactus —| Dorsal

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Spätzle is a ______

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Ligand

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Toll is a ________

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Receptor

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Dorsal is a _________ _______

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Transcription factor

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Cactus binds to ______

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Dorsal

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What is the distribution of Dorsal like in the cytoplasm?

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Evenly distributed (unlike bicoid)

17
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Toll signalling is active on which side of the embryo?

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Ventral

18
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Signalling of which protein occurs on the ventral side of the embryo?

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Toll

19
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What enters on the ventral side of the nuclei?

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Dorsal

20
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What is the consequence of Dorsal entering on the ventral side of the nuclei?

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Creates a concentration gradient of nuclear Dorsal protein due to spätzle only being active on ventral side (activates Toll)

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What does Dorsal activate?

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Transcription of zygotic genes in the mesoderm on the ventral side of the embryo

22
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What does Dorsal repress?

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Transcription of other zygotic genes so that they are only activated in dorsal regions

23
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Which other genes are activated by Dorsal? Do they respond to different thresholds?

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Twist, snail, rhomboid. Yes - acts as a morphogen

24
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Which gene is repressed by Dorsal?

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Dpp

25
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In the ventralised mutants what kind of fate do all cells adopt?

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Ventral fate

26
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In ventralised mutants…

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  • Dorsal enters whole DV axis
  • twist, snail, rhomboid activated throughout
  • dpp expression supressed
27
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In the dorsalised mutants what kind of fate do all cells adopt?

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Dorsal fate

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In dorsalised mutants…

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  • Dorsal protein excluded from nucleus
  • Mesodermal genes not expressed at all
  • dpp expressed throughout the embryo
29
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Ventralised mutants have no ________ structures

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Dorsal

30
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Dorsalised mutants have no __________ structures

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Ventral

31
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Which gene patterns the dorsal side?

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dpp

32
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dpp forms another ________ gradient

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Morphogen

33
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During gastrulation, what moves inside the embryo?

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The mesoderm

34
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What does the mesoderm moving inside the embryo during gastrulation give rise to?

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Muscles of the larva

35
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After gastrulation, what is now on the ventral side?

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Neuroectoderm

36
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After gastrulation, the neuroectoderm is now on which side?

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Ventral side

37
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Role of the Toll pathway in the innate immune response

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Stimulated by bacterial and fungal infection in adult flites

38
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In vertebrates, where are Toll-like receptors expressed?

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Macrophages

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