Mick Flashcards

1
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How is gene expression modified?

A

Current environment and extracellular environment experienced by ancestors

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How is gene expression modified?

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Current environment and extracellular environment experienced by ancestors

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How is gene expression modified?

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Current environment and extracellular environment experienced by ancestors

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2
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Who directs spatial organisation of cells?

A

Morphogens

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3
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What are morphogenic fields?

A

Regions of the embryo that are distinguished by gene expression but are not committed to a specific cell fate yet

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4
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Define gastrulation

A

The process whereby the blastula becomes a gastrula with two or three layers of cells

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5
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What is Activin?

A

A classic morphogen inducing Xgsc expression at high concenration and Xbra at low conc

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6
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When is Xbra not expressed?

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At low conc of activin in vitro

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7
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What is sequential induction?

A

It’s an alternative to the morphogen model where Activin is the source and Xbra is activated by less activin and also factors activated by Xgsc

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8
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What is a means of patterning tissues without morphogens?

A

Lateral inhibition

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9
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How does lateral inhibition work?

A

Slight random asymmetries in primordial cells form different types of cells through a positive feedback loop

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10
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How can be a similar effect be produced?

A

With a global inducer

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11
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Who inhibits the cell from becoming a mother sensory cell

A

Notch signaling from adjacent cells

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12
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Who is Delta?

A

The ligant of Notch

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13
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What cells become mother cells?

A

Those with high Delta

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14
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What can generate large scale patterns?

A

The reaction diffusion system

15
Q

How is the polarization in Drosophila?

A

all axes are specified in the structure of the
unfertilized egg by maternal egg polarity genes.

16
Q

How is dorsoventral polarization driven?

A

By a morphogen found on the ventral side that rehulates dorsal gene expression, downstream regulators like Sog and Dpp proteins

17
Q

What is the homologous for BMP in insects?

A

Dpp

18
Q

How is anterio-poterior polarity regulated?

A

Morphogen concentrations in combination in few hours of development

19
Q

How is segmentation driven?

A

By lateral induction

20
Q

Who regulates Hox genes?

A

The gap genes, pair-rule genes and
segment-polarity genes together

21
Q

What is autoinhibitory gene expression in developmental timing?

A

Give rise to oscillations over time and thus create regulatory clocks with different frequencies depending on the number of nodes

22
Q

What is the intron delay hypothesis?

A

intron length could
be a factor in the timing of gene expression.