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Genetics and Development. Embryology & Genetics. How did the work of Boveri and Stevens support the chromosomal hypothesis of inheritance?. Embryology & Genetics. In what way were Gluecksohn-Shoenheimer and Waddington early pioneers in developmental genetics?. Genomic Equivalence. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Genetics and Genetics and DevelopmentDevelopment
Embryology & GeneticsEmbryology & Genetics How did the work of Boveri and How did the work of Boveri and
Stevens support the chromosomal Stevens support the chromosomal hypothesis of inheritance?hypothesis of inheritance?
Embryology & GeneticsEmbryology & Genetics In what way were Gluecksohn-In what way were Gluecksohn-
Shoenheimer and Waddington early Shoenheimer and Waddington early pioneers in developmental genetics?pioneers in developmental genetics?
Genomic EquivalenceGenomic Equivalence
What is meant by a totipotent What is meant by a totipotent nucleus?nucleus?
Genomic EquivalenceGenomic Equivalence How were Briggs How were Briggs
and King able to and King able to show that a show that a blastula nucleus blastula nucleus was totipotent?was totipotent?
What if more What if more advanced nuclei advanced nuclei were used?were used?
Genomic EquivalenceGenomic Equivalence
Genomic EquivalenceGenomic Equivalence How does the potency of somatic How does the potency of somatic
cells from cells from Rana pipens Rana pipens compare compare with those from with those from Xenopus laevis?Xenopus laevis?
How did Gurdon’s transplant How did Gurdon’s transplant technique differ from Briggs and technique differ from Briggs and King?King?
Genomic EquivalenceGenomic Equivalence How was the first How was the first
mammal cloned?mammal cloned?
Genomic EquivalenceGenomic Equivalence
Differential Gene Differential Gene ExpressionExpression
How do we know How do we know that only a small that only a small part of the part of the genome is genome is expresse in each expresse in each cell?cell?
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques How can northern blotting be How can northern blotting be
used to obtain information about used to obtain information about development?development?
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques What’s What’s
involved in involved in reverse reverse transcriptase-transcriptase-polymerase polymerase chain chain reaction (RT-reaction (RT-PCR)?PCR)?
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques Why is RT-PCR valuable in Why is RT-PCR valuable in
developmental studies?developmental studies?
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques For what are DNA microarrays used?For what are DNA microarrays used?
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques What is involved in in situ hybridization?What is involved in in situ hybridization?
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques
Whole-mount in situ hybridization
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques Transgenic cells & organismsTransgenic cells & organisms
– What techniques are used to insert What techniques are used to insert DNA into cells?DNA into cells? MicroinjectionMicroinjection TransfectionTransfection ElectroporationElectroporation Retroviral vectorRetroviral vector P elementP element
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques
Producing chimeric mice
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques What’s the difference between What’s the difference between
transgenic and “knockout” mice?transgenic and “knockout” mice?
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques What is antisense What is antisense
mRNA and how mRNA and how may it be used?may it be used?
Molecular Biology Molecular Biology TechniquesTechniques What is RNA interference and how is it What is RNA interference and how is it
used?used?