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Early Development Amphibians. Cleavage in a frog Describe the progression of events.

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Page 1: Early Development Amphibians. Cleavage in a frog Describe the progression of events.

Early DevelopmentAmphibians

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Cleavage in a frog Describe the progression of events.

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Gastrulation in Xenopus What have fate maps

told us about tissue origins?

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Gastrulation in Xenopus What are VegT and

Vg1 and what influcence do they have?

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Gastrulation in Xenopus What type of cell

movement initiates gastrulation?

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Gastrulation in Xenopus What happens next?

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Gastrulation in Xenopus What happens at the mid-blastula transition

in preparation for gastrulation?

How is dorsal-ventral axis established?

What happens if cortical rotation is blocked?

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Gastrulation in Xenopus How did Gimlich and Gerhart demonstrate that

certain cells were responsible for inducing dorsal lip formation?

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Gastrulation in Xenopus What appears to be the major factor directing

movement of cells into embryo?

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Gastrulation in Xenopus What other cell movements occur?

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Gastrulation in Xenopus What two factors appear to drive

convergent extension? adhesion proteins paraxial and axial

protocadherin are expressed changes in calcium concentrations

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Gastrulation in Xenopus At what point in

gatrulation do notocordal cells become distinct?

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Gastrulation in Xenopus What mechanism appears to be responsible for

epiboly of the ectoderm?

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Axis Formation How did Hans

Spemann first demonstrate the importance of the grey crescent?

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Axis Formation What did Spemann do

to demonstrate changes in cell potency during gastrulation?

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Axis Formation What classic

experiment was done by Spemann and Mangold that led to the concept of the organizer?

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Axis Formation How did work of

Nieuwkoop and Nakamura contribute to an understanding of how the “organizer” worked?

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Axis Formation What is the

Nieuwkoop center?

How is it formed?

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Axis Formation What is involved in the mechanism of

induction of mesoderm by endoderm?

What appears to be the role of β-catenin?

What is the connection between β-catenin and glycogen synthase kinase – 3 (GSK-3)?

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Axis Formation How does β-catenin become concentrated in

dorsal cells of embryo?

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Axis Formation How does β-catenin

contribute to formation of the organizer?

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Axis Formation What model was

developed by Agius to explain mesodermal induction?

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The Organizer What are the four major functions of this

tissue? differentiate into dorsal mesoderm induce formation of paraxial mesoderm induce formation of neural tube initiate gastrulation movements

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The Organizer What is the role of the goosecoid gene?

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The Organizer How does the

organizer actually induce formation of neural tissue?

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The Organizer What are the proteins

secreted by the organizer?

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The Organizer What can the secreted

protein noggin do?

What other proteins exhibit similar effects?

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The Organizer What are some of the

important effects of BMP-4?

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The Organizer What are the functions of the diffusable

proteins cerberus, dickkopf and Frzb?

How do these proteins work?

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The Organizer

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The Organizer Why is neurogenin so

important?

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Induction How did Otto Mangold demonstrate the regional

specificity of neural induction?

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Induction Toivonen and Saxen postulated two

gradients in amphibian embryos dorsal gradient – “neuralizing” activity caudal gradient – “posteriorizing” activity

What is the primary protein involved in posteriorizing the neural tube?

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Induction What positive signal

promotes anterior head development?

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Left-Right Axis What appears to be

major event in left-right axis formation in Xenopus?