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Vertebrate Embryonic Patterning 6 Limb Formation
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Tetrapod Limb anterior posterior proximal distal ventral dorsal
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Limb Bud Formation
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Establishment of Limb Fields
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Hox Gene Expression in Trunk During Limb Bud Development Fig 23.21 Analysis of Biological Development 2 nd ed, Kalthoff
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FGF10 Induces FGF8 supernumerary limbs from implanting FGF10 beads
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Positioning of the Limb Field Forelimb position lies near anterior expression boundary of hox b8, b9, c6, c9, & d9 FGF8 expression in intermediate meso + hox genes induces FGF10 in the lateral plate meso Wnts in the lateral plate maintain FGF expression in regions of hoxd9 expression Between the fore & hindlimb buds, the developing kidney (mesonephros) inhibits FGF expression Exogenous FGF can induce supernumerary limbs
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Forelimb vs Hindlimb
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Forelimb vs Hindlimb Correlates with Tbx5 & Tbx4 Expression Respectively Tbx5 Tbx4
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Tbx4 Gain of Function Study Tbx4 expressing retrovirus infected embryo
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Proximal Distal Limb Axis AER –overlying ectoderm –responsible for maintaining outgrowth of limb Progress zone –underlying mesoderm –region of cell division –maintained in active mitotic state by AER
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AER – Apical Ectodermal Ridge
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AER Necessary for Limb Bud Outgrowth Removal of AER at various times prematurely truncates limb
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Reimplantation of older AER into younger bud causes loss of proximal structures AER Necessary for Limb Bud Outgrowth Reimplantation of younger AER into older bud causes duplication of distal structures
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Interactions of AER and PZ
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FGF8 in the AER FGF in ectodermAER 3 day embryo limb buds
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Hox Code of the Limb ProximalDistal Hoxa & d = forelimb; Hoxc & d = hindlimb
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Mammalian Hox Genes
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Hox Genes Required for Proper Limb Development Hoxa-11/Hoxd-11 double knockout wild-type human with synpolydactyly resulting from homozygous HOXD-13 null mutation
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Proximal-Distal Structures
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Anterior-Posterior Limb Axis Zone of Polarizing Activity ZPA
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Classic Experiments: Retinoic Acid Induced Limb Duplication Implanting RA soaked beads caused duplication of zeugopod/autopod structures Depletion of RA reduces the normal structures
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Shh is Expressed in ZPA
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Demonstration that Sonic Hedgehog is Primary ZPA Component
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Dorsal-Ventral Gene Patterning in Limb Bud Fig 23.23 Analysis of Biological Development 2 nd ed, Kalthoff
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Dorsal-Ventral Limb Axis Lmx 1.Fgf-8 induces Shh 2.Shh & Fgf-8 induce Fgf-4 3.All these induce Lmx-1 4.Wnt-7a in the ectoderm represses Lmx-1 and induces Shh BMPs
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Molecular Interactions in Limb Bud
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Dorsal-to-Ventral Transformations WT mouse autopod Wnt7a -/- mouse autopod
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Homology of Process: A-P Axis
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Homology of Process: D-V
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