Lecture 17: Development of Integument Flashcards

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What is cytodifferentiation?

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Differentiation of a cell (becoming specialized)

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What is histogenesis?

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Development of tissues (involves different cell types)

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What layer of skin is formed by the end of the first month and made of a single layer of ectodermal cells?

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Periderm

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When is the epidermis formed by and what layers does it consist of?

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End of 3rd month.

Basal, intermediate, & superficial peridermal layers

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What transcription factor initiates the formation of the 3 layered epidermis and where does it come from?

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p63 from dermal mesenchyme

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What inhibits p63 activation?

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miR-203

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What factors contribute to the formation of the basal layer of epidermis?

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Keratins K5, K14, & K15

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What factors contribute to the formation of the intermediate layer of epidermis?

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Keratins K1 & K 10, loriccrin, & filaggrin

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What allows the intermediate layer to form into the stratum spinosum and stratum granulosm?

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Loss of integrins attached to basal lamina

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What appears when the stratum granulosum is made?

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Keratohyalin granules

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The stratum corneum resembles flattened bags and the cells are interconnected via what protein?

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Filaggrin

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When do volar pads form on the palm and fingers?

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Palm: 6.5 weeks
Fingers: 7.5 weeks

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When do the volar pads begin to regress forming epidermal ridges?

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10.5-11 weeks

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14
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Which epidermal cells undergo apoptosis?

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Peridermal

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What cells from the neural crest migrate into the dermis and then into the epidermis?

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Melanobasts

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16
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What causes albinism?

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Inability for melanocytes to convert tyrosine to melanin via the enzyme tyrosinase.

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17
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T/F: Albinos have normal number of melanocytes in their skin.

18
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What are Langerhans’ cells and where do they form

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APC’s.

From bone marrow

19
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What are merkel cells and where are they from?

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Slow adapting mechano-receptors.

From neural crest

20
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What forms the trunk dermis?

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Somitic dermatomes

21
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What transcription factor causes the formation of somitic dermatomes from ectoderm?

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What dermal marker is expressed by dermal cells?

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By the 3rd month _____ develop from mesenchymal cells, _____ and _____ are secreted, and _____ are secreted from the somitic dermatomes.

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Fibroblasts.
Collagens I and III
Elastic fibers

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What does limb dermis form from?

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Lateral plate mesoderm

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What does the face and anterior neck form from?
Neural crest
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The mesenchyme contributes to what parts of the ectodermal-mesodermal interactions and inductions?
Hair papilla, outer hair follicle, arrector muscles, & support tissue of mammary glands
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What are the 4 stages of the hair cycle?
Anagen: growth Catagen: folicular regression Telogen: resting Exogen: shedding
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What are the initial signaling molecules from the dermis?
Wnte-1-->Wnt-11. | FGF
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T/F: BMP's are activated due to signaling from the dermis.
False, inactivated
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How is BMP inactivated?
Wnt-11 & FGF-->Noggin-->Inactivate BMP. | Eda-->Edar-->Inactivate BMP
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What signaling molecules inhibit hair follicle development in interfollicular zones?
BMP & dickkopf inhibit Wnt
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Edar stimulates _____ for what purpose?
Shh & Cyclin D1 for induction of dermal papilla from epidermal placodes
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T/F: BMP activates hair follicle development.
False, BMP suppresses development of hair follicle
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Induction of dermal papilla is done via _____ induction.
Epidermal
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Induction of hair germ is done via _____ induction.
Dermal
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What determines final differentiation of hair primordia?
Hox genes
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What is the first evidence of mammary gland development?
Appearance of two bands of ectodermal thickening called milk lines
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What role does neuregulin-3 play in mammary production?
It induce the formation of mammary placodes
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What role does Tbx-3 play in mammary production?
Marks the location for neuregulin-3 to be expressed, marking mammary locations
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What do PTH, BMP-4, and Msx-2 do in terms of mammary production?
PTH stimulates increased sensitivity of mesenchymal cells to BMP-4. BMP-4 stimulates further down growth and expression of Msx-2 which inhibits hair follicle growth around nipple
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What is testicular feminization syndrome?
Lack of testosterone receptors in males that makes them develop a female phenotype