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Ectoderm Fate • Neural tube development • Building the brain • You can see a lot by looking! The eye • Epidermis development

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Ectoderm Fate. Neural tube development Building the brain You can see a lot by looking! The eye Epidermis development. Brief overview on Ectoderm fate. Neural Tube Development. Primary and Secondary Neurulation . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Ectoderm Fate• Neural tube development• Building the brain• You can see a lot by looking! The eye• Epidermis development

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Brief overview on Ectoderm fate

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Neural Tube Development• Primary and Secondary

Neurulation.• Primary Neurulation is

Anterior portion of NT development, whereas posterior is secondary neurulation

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Primary Neurulation

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Neural Tube closure• Either single or multiple points of closure• A-P neuropores• Problems with closure

– Spina bifida– Anencephaly– craniorachischisis

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Control of neural tube closure• Genetic factors:

– Pax3, Sonic hedgehog, and openbrain• Environmental factors:

– Cholesterol and Folate

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Secondary Neurulation• Formation of Medullary cord

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Brain Development: AV axis

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Brain Development: DV axis

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Vertebrate Eye

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Eye Field formation• Otx gene expression is high

– BMP, wnt signaling low

• Pax6 master regulator

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Too much of a good thing?• Increase in Sonic hedgehog• Widespread decrease in Pax6

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Retina differentiation• Most Ventral cells=Pax2; optic stalk• Dorsal cells= BMPs, Rx1• Rx1 regulates Pax6 and Six3

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Retina differentiation• Fate of neuroblast determined

by translation, not transcription

• Photoacceptor genes regulated by Xotx5b

• Xotx2 and Xvsx1 specify bipolar neurons.

• All transcribed in retinal cells• Translation regulated by

miRNAs– miR129– miR155– miR214– miR222

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Lens/Cornea differentiation

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Epidermis: The other Ectoderm descendent

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Development of Hair

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Development of Hair

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Development of Hair