0222 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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Gene expression is regulated by cellular proteins known as

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Tramscription factors

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2
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Control of transcription factor is dependent on

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Concentration

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3
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Can deletion of a gene tell whether it is permissive or instructive

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No

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4
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What is cell fate?

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The fate of a cell is defined as what the cell give rise to

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5
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What is differentiation

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The development of specialized cell types; commitment lf the cell

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6
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What is specification and determination

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The early (reverisble) and late (irreversible) stage kf the cell-fate commitment

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7
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Instructive cues

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Provide information that actively leads to program of development or differentiation

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8
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What controls dorsoventral patterning in the spinal cord

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Sonic hedgehog

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9
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Perimissive cues

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Required for differentiation but does not itself provide information about cell fate specification

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10
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What is it called when neuro-ectoderm becomes subdivided into specific regions

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Determination

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11
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What expression shows how neuro-ectoderm becomes subdivided

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Homeodomain transcription factors

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12
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What family controls limb development in drosophila

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Hedgedehog family

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13
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What is the most prominent ventralizing factor

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Shh

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14
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What secretes shh

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First by the notochord, then by the floor plate of the spinal cord

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15
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Is there a concetration gradient gradient of shh from ventral to dorsal

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Yes

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16
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What haooens when shh is missing or blocked with an antibody

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There is no floor plate plate or any ventral neurons including motor neurons

17
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What is the Shh receptor on the membrane

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PTC which interacts with SMO

18
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What inhbits SMO g protein receptor

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Unoccupied PTC

19
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What release SMO inhibiton

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Binding of Shh to PTC

20
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What transcription factor is activated by activated SMO

21
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Signaling factors for gli proteins

22
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What do gli proteins do after activated by SMO

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Activate or repress the transcription of genes for ptc and homeodomain transcription factors

23
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What does gli do when it goes to domain

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It represses to turn off gli and ptc

24
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What are class 2 transcription factors

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Nkx2.2 and Nkx6.1

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Class 1 transcription factors
Pax6 and Dbx2
26
 What promotes expression of MNR2
Nkx6.1
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What are the prices the expression of MNR2
Nkx2.2 & irx2
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What sounds in the number to secrete BMP
Roof plate
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What are the first three divisions in early brain development
Prosencephalon and mesencephalon and rhombencephalon
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What are the most structurally obvious divisions in early ain development 
Rhombomeres