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Questions in developmental biology Differentiation Morphogenesis Growth/apoptosis Reproduction Evolution Environmental integration

Representative cell types of a vertebrate zygote => embryo => adult differentiation vs. determination progressive recognition of cell types (markers)

Malpighi, 1672 Chick embryo development Lillie, 1902 Pander, 1817 Carlson, 1981

Early gastrula Fate mapping: tracing cell lineages

Tunicate Styela partita Pigmented cytoplasmic regions => follow

Remove B4.1 => no tail muscle

Vital dye marking

Fluorescent dye caged => laser activation Zebrafish embryo Labels diluted after cell divisions

Antibody to a quail-specific protein Genetic markers nucleolus

Transplantation Pigmented => unpigmented (donor) (recipient, host) To the same location Neural crest cell migration

Cut and Paste: basic strategy to study development Tissues Genes Mark cells to trace???

Rules of Evidence (cause-effect) Correlative (temporal order) Loss-of-function Gain-of-function find it; lose it; move it Biology, like any other science, does not deal with Facts, but with evidence.

Animal model Piebaldism sterility, anemia, unpigmented regions in skin, deafness, defect in gut neurons dominant mutation in kit affects proliferation and migration of neural crest cells, germ cell precursors, bloood cell precursors

oocyte fertilization newly laid eggs Xenopus laevis

blastocoel Early blastula Late blastula

gastrulation Dorsal blastopore lip

Chick embryo

metamorphosis

Effect by environmental agents Thalidomide taken during pregnancy

Equiangular spiral growth

Allometric growth (different rates of growth)

Reaction-diffusion model

WT B-D: leopard mutants

Dictyostelium discoideum

camp

Cell adhesion molecules (CAM) gp24 induced after starvation gp80 streaming amoebae gp150 migrating slug

camp is required for prespore formation WT prespore-specific marker + camp-degrading enzyme cellulose (stalk cell wall) + DIF inducing prestalk cells

Major evolutionary divergence

Darwin: community of embryonic structures reveals community of descent barnacle crustacean, not mollusc shrimp Tunicate: larvae have notochords and formed neural tubes => chordate

Homologous structures (arise from common ancestral structure) Analogous structures (similar function, but not from a common ancestor) e.g bird wing and insect wing

Homologies of jaws and gill arches fish reptile mammal

Metazoans multicellular animals that pass through embryonic stages of development Diploblasts two germ layers (ectoderm, endoderm) Radiata: cnidarians, ctenophores radial symmetry Triploblasts three germ layers (ectoderm, endoderm, mesoderm) bilateral symmetry protostomes (mouth first, from blastopore) deuterostomes (mouth second; anus from blastopore)

von Baer s principles 1. The general features of a large group of animals appear earlier in development than do the specialized features of a smaller group 2. Less general characters are developed from the more general, until finally the most specialized appear 3. The embryo of a given species, instead of passing through the adult stages of lower animals, departs more and more from them. 4. Therefore, the early embryos of a higher animal is never like the lower animal, but only like its early embryo.

Amniote egg originated in reptiles water => land Similar invention in arthropods

Pharyngeal (branchial, gill) arches Salamader embryo; surface ectoderm removed

Chick embryo

Acetabularia Nuclear control of morphogenesis

Sexual reproduction in paramecium

Chlamydomonas

Meiosis

Volvocales Unicellular => multicellular species gonidia (germ cells)

Asexual reproduction in Volvox carteri 2 days cell movement resembling gastrulation

Bottle cells cell shape change => morphogenesis

somatic regenerator A blocked apoptosis somatic cells => gonidia

Sexual reproduction in Volvox carteri