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Notch target genes in presomitic mesoderm cells have
intrinisic oscilliatory expression
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disrupt downstream regulation of genes that influence somitogenesis
Mutations in Hes7 (Hes genes are transcriptional effectors of Notch signaling) disrupt downstream regulation of genes that influence somitogenesis
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Differential adhesion and morphogenesis follow
oscilliatory gene expression and signaling
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A model for oscillatory signaling that divides the presomitic mesoderm into
somites in a spatially and temporally ordered manner from anterior to posterior
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1. Anterior expression domain of Mesp2 identifies next
somite’s anterior boundary
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2. Activated (NICD) notch and Lfng oscillate in register with
Mesp2
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3. Mesp2 regulates Notch activation via Delta regulation
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4. Mesp2 protein oscillates to set posterior and anterior domains of Notch activation and thus define somite boundaries
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3. Regulation of NICD via Lnfg is disrupted in Mesp2 null
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the Mesp2 regulation of Lnfg may be direct
4. Mesp2 and NICD positively regulate Lnfg, and Hes7 provides negative feedback; the Mesp2 regulation of Lnfg may be direct
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5. A model for the role of Mesp2 in regulating Notch activity via
Dll1, Lnfg and Hes7
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Somites are patterned locally to generate axial skeleton
and muscalature
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Somitic patterning depends upon signals from an
increasingly complex set of local “organizers” …and these signals in turn activate locally distinct transcriptional programs
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Somitic distinction of sclerotome and derma-myotome
depends upon notochord-derived signals N-cadherin N-cadherin patterning disrupted locally ectopic notochord
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Somitic patterning facilitates differentiation
of all musculo-skeletal derivatives scleraxis
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Myogenesis relies upon activation of distinct transcriptional
program in myotome-derived myogenic precursors
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Skeletogenesis requires cell migration from sclerotome
followed by aggregation and local morphogenesis
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Distinct network of local signals and transcriptional regulators
defines skeletogenesis and differenttiates ti from myogenesis
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