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Gastrulation It is not birth, marriage or death, but gastrulation, which is truly the most important event in your life Lewis Wolpert

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Gastrulation. It is not birth, marriage or death, but gastrulation, which is truly the most important event in your life Lewis Wolpert. Blastula Stages. 4-cell. 8-cell. 32-cell. 1- cell. 2-cell. 512-cell. 1000-cell. sphere. 30% epiboly. dome. 4 2/3 hrs. Transcription begins. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Gastrulation

It is not birth, marriage or death, but gastrulation, which is truly the most important event in your life

Lewis Wolpert

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Blastula Stages

1-cell 2-cell 4-cell 8-cell 32-cell

512-cell 1000-cell

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sphere dome 30% epiboly

4 2/3 hrs

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Gastrula Stages

50% germ ring shield

75% 90% bud

10 hr

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Somitogenesis

3-somite 6-somite 18-somite

26-somite

22 hr

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Early development

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Three germ layers

Side view

top view

Skin & nervous system

Muscle & cardiovascular

Gut and liver

Animal pole

Vegetal pole

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Gastrulation simplified

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Involution

Mesoderm & endoderm insideEctoderm outside

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Dorsal-Ventral

Side view

top view

dorsal

dorsal

ventral

ventral

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Involuting cell movements during gastrulation

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Convergence-Extension

convergence

extension

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Convergence-Extension

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Cell fates

Dorsal viewCross section

dorsal

dorsal

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Convergence-extension

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Slow dorsal migration

Convergence Extension

Convergence-extension cell movements

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Slow dorsal migration

Fast dorsal migration

Convergence Extension

Convergence-extension cell movements

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Slow dorsal migration

Fast dorsal migration

Convergence Extension

Packing, inhibition of protrusions

Convergence-extension cell movements

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Slow dorsal migration

Fast dorsal migration

Packing, inhibition of protrusions

Intercalation

Convergence Extension

Convergence-extension cell movements

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Summary

Formation ofgerm layers

Convergence-extension

Formation oftissue boundaries

Cleavage

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Early Development movies

Histone 2B GFP

Made RNA

Injected embryos at the 1-cell stage

Imaged with Digital Scanned Laser Light Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy(capture whole embryo image every 60-90s)

Produced a “digital embryo”

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Movie 10512-cell

Divisions symmetric prior to 512-cell

Divisions asymmetric after 512-cell

Radial waves just after 512-cell

Early Development Movies

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Early Development Movies

Animal view Vegetal view

dorsal dorsal

dorsaldorsal

dorsal

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Early Development Movies

Movie 2

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Early Development Movies

Non-moving nucleus

Fast moving nucleus

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Movie 3

Early Development Movies

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Early Development Movies

Animal view Lateral view

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Movie 8 & 9

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Early Development Movies

dorsal

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Movie 14

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Early Development Movies

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Movie 16

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Two major Questions

• How are the germ layers established?

• What determines polarity?

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Signaling from the YSL

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Nodal mutant

wild-type sqt;cyc -/-

No endodermNo head & trunk mesoderm

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Movie 6

Normally ~1550 cells internalize; in MZoep ~60 internalize

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Germ layer patterning

YSL signal Sqt and Cyc Endoderm Head and Trunk Mesoderm

Tail mesoderm

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Dorsal-ventral patterning

Shield(Organizer)

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Bozozok

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The Organizer

Shield(Organizer)

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Bmp promotes ventral fates

Organizer signals are BMP binding factors: Noggin, Chordin

Bmp signals promote ventral fates (skin, ventral mesoderm) and oppose dorsal fates (neural, dorsal mesoderm)

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Mutants in the dorsal-ventral pathway

Snailhouse (snh)= bmp7 mutant

Chordino (din)= chordin mutant

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Bmp regulates cell movement

High Bmp Low Bmp

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Summary