Lecture 20: Muscular Development Flashcards

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1
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What is the order of the stages of muscle tissue morphogenesis?

A

Myogenic cell–>Myoblast–>Myotube–>Muscle fiber

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What do myogenic cells originate from?

A

Somites

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3
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T/F: Myogenic cells are postmitotic.

A

False, myogenic cells are still mitotic. Myoblasts are postmitotic

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4
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When are myotubes formed?

A

When myoblasts line up & adhere to each other

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5
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What are myotubes characterized by?

A

Actin, myosin, troponin, tropomyosin, sarcomere formation, & peripheral nuclei

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6
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T/F: Satellite cells are mitotic & myogenic and form new muscle fibers.

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False, do not form new muscle fibers. Provide growth of existing fibers

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7
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What occurs first, differentiation or innervation, of primary myotubes?

A

Differentiation:

between fast/slow fibers

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What is necessary for the formation of secondary myotubes?

A

Nerves in primary myotubes

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9
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What signaling molecules maintain myogenic cells in mitotic state?

A

FGF & TGF-beta

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10
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What is the loss of mitotic capability due to?

A

p21

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How do MyoD, E12, & Id interact to regulate muscle development?

A

Enhancer + MyoD homodimer = Good activation
Enhancer + MyoD-E12 heterodimer = Great activation
Enhancer + MyoD-Id heterodimer = Poor/No activation

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12
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Which factors activate MyoD?

A

Myf-5 & Pax-3/Pax-7

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13
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What does expression of Myf-5 & MyoD result in the formation of?

A

Myogenin & myoblast genes

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14
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What does myogenin result in the formation of?

A

Myf-6 & myotube genes

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15
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What does Myf-6 lead to the expression of?

A

Myofiber genes

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16
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What do epaxial muscles arise from?

A

Dorsal lip of myotome

17
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What do epaxial tendons arise from?

A

Syndetome layer within somites

18
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What do hypaxial muscles arise from?

A

Ventral buds of myotome

19
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What do hypaxial tendons arise from?

A

Lateral plate mesoderm

20
Q

What do limb muscles arise from?

A

Ventrolateral dermomyotome

21
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What do limb muscle tendons arise from?

A

Lateral plate mesoderm

22
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What are most head and neck muscles derived from?

A

Paraxial somitomeres

23
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What do extraocular muscles arise from?

A

Prechordal plate

24
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What is most of the cranial musculature derived from?

A

Unsegmented paraxial mesoderm

25
What is the other cranial musculature (lower jaw) derived from?
Splanchnic mesoderm
26
What is cardiac muscle derived from?
Splanchnic mesoderm
27
What do both cardiac and skeletal muscle cells express?
MADS
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T/F: Cardiac musculature expresses MyoD.
False
29
How do early cardiac muscle cells maintain their ability to divide?
By partially disassembling their contractile apparatus prior to cell division