EMBRYO Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 3 main axes of coordination?

A

proximal-distal: AER

anterior-posterior: ZPA

dorsal-ventral: ectoderm

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2
Q

High concentration of morphogens in ZPA

A

5th digit and posterior structures

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3
Q

Low concentration of morphogens in ZPA

A

2nd digit and anterior structures

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4
Q

No morphogens (No concentration)

A

1st digit and anterior

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5
Q

what defines the mesoderm?

A

paraxial
intermediate
VLPM
PLPM

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6
Q

the paraxial mesoderm produces what?

A

axial skeleton

all skeletal muscle

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7
Q

the intermediate mesoderm produces what?

A

urinary system

reproductive system

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8
Q

VLPM of the mesoderm produces?

A

cardiovascular system

GI/resp tract lining and smooth muscle

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9
Q

PLPM of the mesoderm produces?

A

appendicular skeleton

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10
Q

what are the layers of the paraxial mesoderm?

A
sclerotome
dermomyotome
-myotome
--epimere (body wall)
--hypomere (back muscles)
-dermotome
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11
Q

in the 4th week, what are visible?

A

limb buds

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12
Q

when are the limbs formed?

A

by the 8th week

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13
Q

what induces adjacent mesoderm to continue to proliferate and
remain undifferentiated in proximal-distal limb axis (aka proximal zone)

A

AER

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14
Q

specific

ectodermal specializations

A

Mesoderm begins differentiation once AER has migrated past it
🡪induces formation of limb

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15
Q

caudal orientation

differentiation

A

Retinoic acid from cells of zone of polarizing activity (ZPA) directs cranial

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16
Q

Retinoic acid highest for which digit?

A

thumb

17
Q

Upper limbs will be profused by the _____?

A

the median artery

*replaced by radial and ulnar arteries

18
Q

lower limbs are professed by _____?

A

Umbilical artery -> Axis Artery > perfusion of lower limb

19
Q

Adult pattern of arterial supply is reached by:

A

8th Intrauterine

week

20
Q

arterial supply for lower limb?

A

femoral artery

axis artery

21
Q

extension of new EXTERNAL ILIAC ARTERY

A

Femoral Artery

22
Q

starts as capillary plexus from the UMBILICAL ARTERY

A

Axis Artery

23
Q

important genes expressed at the LPM prior to limb growth?

A

Tbx-5 cranially and Tbx-4 caudally

24
Q

name this gene expressed at the LPM?

expression therefore causes the limb bud to form into an arm

A

Tbx-5

25
Q

name this gene expressed at the LPM?

region will form a leg

A

Tbx-4