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Fertilization Animal hemisphere Sperm entry point Establishes the dorsal/ventral axis Ventral side sperm entry Dorsal side gray crescent Organized by sperm centriole

Cleavage Unequal radial holoblastic cleavage Yolk retards division of vegetal pole Second cleavage starts before first is finished

Early Cleavage

Gray Crescent Opposite to sperm entry Results from rotation of cortical layer of oocyte

Cleavage

EP-cadherin Cell adhesion molecule Helps hold together blastomeres Translated from mrna deposited in oocyte

Anti-sense RNA Used as tool to remove mrna from cell Complement of target mrna Base pairs with target mrna Inactive Destroyed

EP-cadherin necessary for cell adhesion Oocyte was treated with anti-sense RNA's against EP-cadherin mrna

Mid-blastula Transition Genome activated Embryonic DNA transcribed Cell blastomeres become mobile What triggers MBT? Factors deposited in egg reduced by presence of new chromatin Once threshold level is reached MBT occurs

Demethylation Methylation of gene promoters inactives genes Most sperm and oocyte genes Demethylation removes methane groups and allows genes to be transcribed

Early Fate Map

Cell movements during gastrulation

Dorsal blastopore lip

Cell from dorsal marginal zone for blastopore groove

Involution at blastopore

Blastopore formation

Expression of paraxial protocadherin

Epiboly of Ectoderm

Amphibian Axis Animal hemispheres will become ectoderm Vegetal hemispheres will become endoderm Equatorial region will become mesoderm

Regulative Development A blastomere has greater potential than its normal cell fate Blastomere fate determined by neighboring cells

Spemenn's Experiment Early nuclei are equivalent.

Spemann Blastomeres equivalent when they both have gray crescent. Gray crescent necessary for dorsal structures

Spemann transplantation experiments Early gastrula cell fate not determined Late gastrula cell fate determined

The Organizer Dorsal lip induces formation of dorsal structures.

Vegetal Cell Transplantation

Vegetal Cell Transplatation

The Organizer Diffusible factor found in dorsal lip cells It itself is induced by underlying vegetal cells Nieuwkoop center beta catenin Functions as a transcription factor and cadherin binding protein

Beta-catenin activity in Sea Urchins Determines mesoderm Found in micromeres and veg 2 layer Found in nucleus when active

Beta-catenin controlled by Wnt Wnt turns on beta-catenin activity Allows beta-catenin to enter nucleus and act like a transcription factor

Wnt Pathway

10.2 Reorganization of cytoplasm in the newly fertilized frog egg (Part 1)

Beta-catenin localization How does beta-catenin become localized to dorsal side? Beta-catenin evenly distributed before fertilization. Dsh and GBP translocated to dorsal side by kinesin Rides of microtubule tracks laid down after fertilization during cortical rotation Dorsal surface enriched in Dsh and GBP Dsh and GBP inhibit GSK3 Beta-catenin degrades on ventral side and is stabilized on dorsal side

Beta-catenin activates other genes Turns on goosecoid gene in organizer

Goosecoid mrna can induce new axis Activates involution Determines dorsal mesoderm Represses Wnt8 Important in brain formation

VegT and Veg1 Present in vegetal cortical region Genes required for endoderm and mesoderm formation VegT antisence RNA causes epidermis only

Xnr Gradient High Xnr Organizer, goosecoid Med Xnr Lateral mesoderm Low Xnr > high BMP4 + Xwnt8 Ventral mesoderm

Neural ectoderm induced by soluble factor? Controlled by goosecoid and beta-catenin?

Induction of ectopic neural structures

Neural structures default epidermis induced by BMP's BMP bone morphogenic protein Induce ectoderm to become epidermis Organizer secretes factors that block BMP from acting

BMP inhibitors Noggin, Chordin and Follistatin Diffusable proteins Induced dorsal ectoderm to become neural Dorsalizes mesoderm cells Inhibits BMP's Found in dorsal lip then in the notochord

Noggin mrna rescues Dorsal Structures

Localization of Noggin

Localization of Chordin mrna

BMP Gradient Controls Dorsal/Ventral Axis

How is the ant/pos axis determined? During neurulation beta-catenin forms a gradient Greatest concentration at organizer Becomes anterior end

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