neural development Flashcards

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what is sequence of early development

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zygote to blastula to gastrula

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2
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what is the phylotypic stage

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the stage where embryos look very similar

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what is induction?

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the process where a cell or tissue signals to another cell or tissue in embryo which affects the development of responding cell or tissue

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what is competence

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the ability of a cell or tissue to respond to an inducing signal, embryonic tissues only remain competant for a limited period of time

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5
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what were the first surnames of the scientists who conducted experiments showing induction

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spemann and mangold

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what is a morphogen

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a protein that gives positional information to cells via a concentration gradient that alters cell fates

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what is an organising centre

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a group of inducing cells

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what is positional information

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french flag problem, organising centres induce cells to do with position so when grafted tissues are placed where they are not meant to be it results in other tissues

grafted notochord induces ectopic floorplate which induces motor neurones

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9
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where is sonic hedgehog made

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notochord and floor plate

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