Human Drosophila C. elegans ~ 24,000 Genes ~ 13,000 Genes ~ 19,000 Genes Mouse ~ 24,000 Genes.

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Human Drosophila C. elegans ~ 24,000 Genes ~ 13,000 Genes ~ 19,000 Genes Mouse ~ 24,000 Genes

Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer Cloning

Transcription Initiation

Gene Regulatory Proteins and the DNA Sequences That They Recognize

Asymmetric Localization of Ash1 Transcription Factor DICDAPIAsh1-GFPAsh1 mRNA “Mother cell” “Daughter cell”

Developmental Fate

Caenorhabditis elegans 959 Somatic cells Germ cells

C. elegans Life Cycle

Cleavage Divisions Egg DAPI stained embryo

Asymmetric Segregation of “P Granules” Egg Immunostaining of P Ganules

Wild Type par-1 Mutant Par (Partition) Mutants DIC P granules

2-cell embryo Plasma Membrane Cytosol

Early L3

Late L3

Early L3 Fate Map

“Vulva-less Phentoype “Bag of worms” “Bag of embryos”

EGF Pathways of Vertebrates

“Notch” Receptor

2 o VPC 1 o VPC (Lin-12)

Two-Signal Model of Vulva Development

T.ap Cell Development

LIN-14 Mutations

Lin-14-GFP WT Worms L1 Adult L3 L2

lin-4(gf) lin-4(lf) LIN-4 Mutations

RNAi (RNA Interference) Lin-4 RNA Lin-4 RISC Lin-14 mRNA RISC = RNA-Induced Silencing Complex miRNA = micro RNA

Micro RNAs Humans ~ 220 miRNAs ~ 2000 “Target” mRNAs C. elegans ~ 88 miRNAs ~ 30 miRNAs expressed during larval development

Drosophila melanogaster

Anterior Posterior Dorsal Ventral

Cleavage in the Drosophila Embryo

A P A P Larva Embryo

2 hrs. 10 hrs. A P A P

A P A P

Genetic Hierarchy in A-P Axis Specification

Mutant Phenotypes for Maternal-Effect Genes

Bicoid mRNA/Protein Distribution

Gap Gene Expression Patterns

Bicoid Controls Hunchback (hb) Expression