Molecular and Genetic Mechanisms of Tooth Development (Larsen 3) Flashcards
Cell fate depends of _____ and ______.
- Origin
- Temporal-spatial history
Cell fate is determined by _____ and ______.
-Genes
-Environment
(Autonomous or intrinsic) (Non-autonomous or extrinsic)
What combination of epithelium and neural crest cells results in tooth formation?
- Neural crest
- Mandibular epithelium
Prior to day 12, the _____ initiates odontogenesis.
Epithelium
After day 12, the mandibular/first arch epithelium _____ odontogenic potential and _______ directs the development of the tooth.
- Loses
- Ectomesenchyme
Growth factors are _____.
Peptides
Growth factors bind to _____ in membrane which initiates a cascade of specific protein-protein interactions.
Receptors
Transcription factors bind to ______ and a gene is transcribed to make mRNA allowing specific proteins to be translated.
DNA
Initiation (_____) –> Morphogenesis (____, ____) –> Cytodifferentiation (____)
- Dental lamina
- Bud, Cap
- Bell
Undifferentiated ectomesenchymal cells become ______ when in contact with _____.
- Odontoblasts
- Growth factor
Co-linear-spatial relationship on the chromosome is the same as the embryo anteroposterior axis. These genes are called ______.
Hox genes
Each Hox gene contains a ________.
Homeodomain
Hox family genes establish regional diversity within the ________.
Brachial arch system
What are the homeobox genes associated with the neural crest cells migrating from the midbrain and rhombomeres 1 and 2
- Msx
- Dlx
- Barx
The formation of the dental lamina occurs in the overlap region of the _____ that expresses _____, _____, and _____.
- Ectomesenchyme
- Msx-1
- Msx-2
- Dlx-2