Test 2 BT's Version B Flashcards
1
Q
- Induction of ventromedial portion of the somite to become sclerotome is caused by:
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SHH (Sonic Hedgehog)
2
Q
- Listed below cells are neural crest derivatives, except:
A
Osteocytes
3
Q
3. Dermatomyotom region of the somite is marked by
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PAX3
4
Q
- Holt-oram syndrome is caused by mutation in the gene:
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TBX5
5
Q
- Trisomy 18 causes:
A
Edwards syndrome
6
Q
- In the human embryonic development occurs:
A
Blastocyte
7
Q
- If the neural tube fails to close in the cranial region, the defect is called:
A
Anencephaly
8
Q
- Urogenital structures develop from:
A
Intermediate mesoderm
9
Q
- Respiratory distress syndrome develops as a result of:
A
Deficiency of surfactant
10
Q
- Indicate the homeobox-containing transcription factor responsible for establishing left-sideness of the embryo:
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PITX2
11
Q
- In the scheme of primary ovary follicle with the arrow is indicated:
A
Theca interna
12
Q
- Epithelial lining of the primitive gut develops from:
A
Endoderm
13
Q
- Indicate the inhibitor of BMP in the process of neural induction:
A
Chordin
14
Q
- In the process of pancreas development, SHH expression in the gut endoderm destined to form the dorsal pancreatic bud is repressed by:
A
FGF2
15
Q
- Indicate the transcription factor promoting crest cell migration from the neuroectoderm:
A
SLUG