Neuronal identity Flashcards

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What happens after lateral inhibition?

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Neuroblast
Neuroblast then divides to form neurons.
Ganglion mother cell and secondary neuroblast forms neuron-neuron, neuron-glia, glia-glia

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How are neuroblasts divided?

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Asymmetric distribution of certain proteins in neuroblast

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What causes neuronal diversity?

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Generated by chemical gradients
Roof plate - Neural crest cells, sensory neurons, BMP
Floor plate - V1, V2 interneurons, motoneurons, sonic hedgehog

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What do Hox genes do?

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Hox genes pattern the neural tube (brain and spinal chord)

Anterior-posterior identity is induced by the protein products of Hox genes.

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