Odontogenesis Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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Extracellular molecules that can modify cell metabolism and gene expression

A

signaling molecules (ligands)

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2
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proteins that bind to specific DNA sequences, and regulate transcription of genetic information from DNA to RNA

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transcription factors

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3
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____________ interactions are essential for tooth development

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epithelial-mesenchymal

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4
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a congetial condition in which teeth form throughout the oral cavity

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hyperdontia

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5
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determination of the dentition location is dependent on what

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primary epithelial band

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6
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epithelial band forms by change in direction of cell divisions, which leads to what

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thickening of the epithelium

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7
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what causes the formation of the primary epithelial band

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epithelial thickening

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8
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primary band evolves into the dental placode which produces signaling molecules to attract ectomesenchyme cells which form ectomesenchymal condensation

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1st induction iteration

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9
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where do dental and vestibular lamina originate from

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dental placode

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10
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induction of the tooth germ by interplay between FGF8 (SP) and BMP (SP), via activation and inhibition of Pax9 (TF) expression

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determination of positions of individual teeth

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11
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it is expressed in ectomesenchyme at the locations of future teeth

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Pax9

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12
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activator of Pax9

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FGF8

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13
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inhibitor of Pax9

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BMP4 and BMP2

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14
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in the areas where mesenchyme expresses Pax9 invagination of the dental lamina takes place, leading to the formation of tooth buds

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bug stage

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15
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what causes tooth anomalies

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abnormal induction processes

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16
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what causes oligodontia

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mutation in Pax9 gene

17
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occurs during the bud stage and is regulated by ectomesenchyme

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tooth type determination

18
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bud to cap transition

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morphogenesis and histodifferentiation

19
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gives rise to dental papilla and dental follicle

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ectomesenchymal condensation

20
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a chamber at the end of the dental lamina invagination enclosing forming tooth tissues

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formation of the enamel organ

21
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future ameloblasts, stratum intermedium

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inner enamel epithelium

22
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cells commit to major dental tissues at what stage

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late cap stage (histodifferentiation)

23
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the dental papilla includes what structures

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dentin and pulp

24
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tooth supporting tissues like cementum, fibroblasts of PDL

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dental follicle

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a temporary structure containing stellate cells connected via long processes with high extracellular GAG content
stellate reticulum
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arises by posterior growth of the general dental lamina
accessional lamina
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the general dental lamina gives rise to what teeth
molars
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what teeth arise from successional lamina of primary molars
permanent premolars, incisors, and canines
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deepening of the enamel organ due to the cell proliferation at the inner-outer enamel epithelium junction (cervical loop)
bell stage
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at what stage does the stratification of the enamel organ take place
bell stage
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organizing center for crown morphogenesis appears at the late cap stage / early bell stage
crown patterning enamel knot
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crown shape is largely determined by a number and position of what
enamel knots
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is expressed in non-proliferating cells of the enamel knot, lacking FGF receptors, while other cells express FGF receptors
FGF-4
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appear over the tips of the developing cusps in the early bell stage of tooth development
secondary enamel knots
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primary and secondary enamel knots are associated with what
crown patterning
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leads to uneven cell proliferation
gradient of FGF-4
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formation of multi-rooted teeth occurs by what
fusion of hertwig's root sheath folds in the plane of the primary apical foramen