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Tetrapod Limb Development Revisiting Axis specification Limb Formation and Growth Digit Formation
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Tetrapod Limb Development

Feb 23, 2016

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Tetrapod Limb Development. Revisiting Axis specification Limb Formation and Growth Digit Formation. The tetrapod limb. stylopod. zeugopod. autopod. Limb Development in 4 dimensions. Proximal-Distal axis Anterior Posterior axis Dorsal-Lateral axis Time. Limb bud Specification. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Tetrapod Limb Development• Revisiting Axis specification• Limb Formation and Growth• Digit Formation

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The tetrapod limb

stylopod

zeugopod

autopod

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Limb Development in 4 dimensions• Proximal-Distal axis• Anterior Posterior axis• Dorsal-Lateral axis• Time

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Limb bud Specification• Limb bud fate mapping

– Removal– Transplantation– Cell/Tissue tracking

• Limb Field• Limb Bud formation• Hox genes: Hox 6 and

Forelimb

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Limb Bud: Lateral plate mesoderm

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Multilimbs arise from dividing the bud

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Induction of limb bud formation• Fgf8• Wnt2b/8c and Fgf10

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Induction of Limb Bud

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Forelimb or Hindlimb?• Tbx transcription factors: Tbx5 and Tbx4

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Genetic Regulation of early limb formation

Hox6

Tbx5

Fgf10

For Forelimb

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Proximal-Distal Axis: Anterior ectodermal ridge

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AER and Limb bud development• AER major signaling center

for forming Limb.– Ensures plasticity of

mesenchyme– Maintains factors that

determine A-P axis– Contacts A-P/D-V axis

specifiers in order to inform cells how to differentiate

• AER at distal margin of forming limb bud.

• Makes direct contact with mesenchyme underneath (Progress zone-PZ).

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AER and Limb development

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Role of PZ in Limb growth/specification

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Limb Growth

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Reaction-diffusion model for proximal-distal limb specification

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A-P axis: Sonic Hedgehog• Zone of polarizing activity (ZPA)• Shh expressed in ZPA

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A-P axis: Sonic Hedgehog• Zone of polarizing activity (ZPA)• Shh expressed in ZPA

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Polydactyly: Shh overexpression?

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Digit formation

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D-V axis: third and final axis• Wnt7a• Lim1-dorsal specification

regulator

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Coordination of the 3 axes

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Sculpting the hand• BMPs initiate cell death in interdigital, interior, and anterior-

posterior necrotic zones.

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Joint Formation

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Fgfs and dwarfism