Morphogenesis Flashcards
During the formation of the bilaminar disc, name the cell population that lines the following cavities:
A. amniotic cavity:
B. yolk sac:
A. amniotic cavity: epiblast (Answer)
B. yolk sac: hypoblast (Answer)
Question 2: The prechordal plate forms from a thickening of [x] cells and marks the future [y] end of the embryo. Fill in the blanks for [x] and [y].
Answer: [x] = hypoblast
[y] = cranial/rostal
Question 3
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Amniotic cavity
The notochord induces the overlying ectoderm to form the:
neural plate
Question 5
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Gastrulation
Question 6
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Endoderm
Which cells ingress through the primitive pit and groove to form the mesoderm and endoderm?
epiblastic cells
In the absence of the primitive streak, which of the following tissues do not form?
A. ectoderm
B. mesoderm
C. endoderm
D. epiblast
E. trophoblast
b, c
Order the germ cell layers from closest to amniotic cavity to furthest away in the trilaminar embryonic disc
1. mesoderm
2. ectoderm
3. endoderm
Outermost: ectoderm
Middle: mesoderm
Innermost: endoderm
Which of the following statements is NOT correct concerning the notochord?
A. The notochordal process lengthens as the primitive streak regresses
B. the notochordal process is formed from ingression of epiblastic cells through primitive groove
C. notochordal process extends towards the prechordal plate
D. in the absence of the notochord, the central nervous system does not form
E. the notochord is located in the mesodermal layer
b
The expression of which gene concentrates on the left side of the embryo to result in handed asymmetry?
Nodal
What is the fate of the epiblast?
Proliferate and migrate through primitive pit and groove of primitive streak to displace hypoblast cells and become definitive endoderm
What is the importance of the prechordal plate position?
Orients body axis and indicates future cranial region, important signalling centre for controlling forebrain + eyes
What events typify gastrulation?
Formation of ectoderm, endoderm, mesoderm and establishment of axial orientation (bilaminar disc -> trilaminar disc)
What is the importance of the primitive groove and pit in gastrulation?
the primitive groove and pit are essential structures during gastrulation as they mark the beginning of the process of germ layer formation. This process is a fundamental step in embryonic development, as it leads to the creation of the three primary germ layers and establishes the foundation for the subsequent development of the embryo’s body plan and organs.