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what is the site of gastrulation?
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primitive streak and primitive node
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the cells of the epiblast ingress through the __ to become __ and __. The remaining epiblast cells become the __
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the cells of the epiblast ingress through the PRIMITIVE STREAK to become ENDODERM and MESODERM. The remaining epiblast cells become the ECTODERM.
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What are the 3 divisions of the mesoderm?
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paraxial
intermediate lateral plate |
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the paraxial mesoderm forms epithelial __
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somites
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Each somite divides into __ and __. The latter further divides into __ and __
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Each somite divides into SCLEROTOME and DERMOMYOTOME. The latter further divides into DERMOTOME and MYOTOME.
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What is derived from the sclerotome (from the somite)?
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bone, cartilage, and other CT
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what is derived from the dermotome and myotome?
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dermotome = dermis
myotome = skeletal muscle |
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the lateral plate mesoderm is divided by the __ into the inner __ and the outer __
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the lateral plate mesoderm is divided by the COELOM into the inner SPLANCHNIC (VISCERAL) LAYER and the outer SOMATIC (PARIETAL) LAYER.
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What is derived from the splanchnic (visceral) layer of the lateral plate mesoderm?
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visceral serous membranes
smooth muscle and CT of gut |
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What is derived from the somatic (parietal) layer of the lateral plate mesoderm?
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limb skeleton and sternum
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cells that surround the neural tube form the __ while cells that surround the notochord form the __
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cells that surround the neural tube form the VERTEBRAL (NEURAL) ARCH while cells that surround the notochord form the VERTEBRAL BODY
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What marks the segments of the body (along the axial skeleton)?
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myotomes and spinal nerves
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Quick! What forms the sternum?
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bilateral edges of the SOMATIC LPM
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Quick! What forms the vertebrae and ribs?
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sclerotomes
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myotomal cells that migrate dorsally form the __ and ventrally to form the __
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myotomal cells that migrate dorsally form the EPIMERE and ventrally to form the HYPOMERE
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The epimere cells become the __ muscles and are all innervated by __ of spinal nerves
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The epimere cells become the EPAXIAL (INTRINSIC BACK) muscles and are all innervated by DORSAL RAMI of spinal nerves
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The hypomere cells become the __ muscles and are all innervated by __ of spinal nerves
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The hypomere cells become the HYPAXIAL ( & LIMB) muscles and are all innervated by VENTRAL RAMI of spinal nerves
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The upper limb bud forms as an outgrowth of the __
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somatic layer of the LPM
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The forelimb bud forms in assoc w/ the ventral rami from what levels?
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C5-T1 (Brachial plexus!!)
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The hindlimb bud forms in assoc w/ the ventral rami from what levels?
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L2-S2 (Lumbosacral plexus!!)
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What specifies the cranio-caudal axis of the body, including determining where the limbs form?
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Hox (Homeobox) genes
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New cells are added to the __ end of the limb bud under the influence of the __ which produces __
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New cells are added to the DISTAL end of the limb bud under the influence of the AER which produces FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTORS
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What is the sub-ridge mesenchyme?
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a population of LPM cells beneath the AER that are highly proliferative
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what determines the morphological charactieristics of each region of the limb?
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a specific combination of Hox genes
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What imparts identity to the digits?
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Zone of Polarizing Activity (ZPA)
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Derivatives of the dorsal mass are __ and __.
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extensors and abductors
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derivatives of the ventral mass are __ and __
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flexors and adductors
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Quick! What forms the appendicular musculature?
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hypomere of myotome
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