University:
Amherst College
Course:
BIOL 220 | Developmental Biology
Academic year:

2021
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169

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21
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pigamdomo81d

What’s a Spiralian? • Spiralian – like many annelids, flatworms and other molluscs – cleavage planes at oblique angle to A-V axis – produce solid blastula (no blastocoele) – cell tiers twist alternately right and left – are inherently asymmetric and can produce mirror images – often unequal cleavages Spiral Cleavage in Trochus Top View Spiral Cleavage Side View Mirror Images in Ilyanassa (snail) How is Direction of Coiling Controlled? • Inbred snails give 2 lines, right coiling (D or dextral) and left coiling (d or sinistral) – D is dominant to d • But inheritance is maternal – DD ♀ x dd ♂ – DD ♂ x dd ♀ – Dd x Dd Dd Dd DD, Dd, dd all right coil all left coil all right coil • the coiling factor is in oocyte cytoplasm – microinject from rt coil into embryo from dd ♀ What’s a Polar Lobe? (Dentalium) Scaphopod Movie What Does a Polar Lobe Do? • Cell that receives polar lobe material – is larger • If cut off polar lobe, don’t get muscles, mouth, shell gland, foot • If successively ablate cells in the D lineage, get less loss suggesting different determinants passed on to different lineages – these include inducers Summary of Deletion Experiments • • • • • • 4 cell -D -heart, intestine, shell, eyes, etc. 8 cell -1D -H,-I,-S,-E 16 cell - 2D -H,-I,-E +S 32 cell -3D -H,-I +S,+E 64 cell -4D normal 64 cell - 4d -H,-I Summary of Deletions • Cytoplasmic determinants localized progressively in D lineage • Eyes require 2d and 3 d and 1a and 1c – made from 1a and 1c descendants only – not segregating little eyes but d lineage inducer of eye – eye made by 1a, 1c lineage Gastrulation in Spiralians • Stereoblastula • Cells at animal cap spread by epiboly over the vegetal cells • A slit forms at the vegetal end of the gastrula, which becomes the mouth (protostomes) Gastrulation in Crepidula What are Tunicates? • Ascidians are tunicates – invertebrate chordates – form free-swimming tadpoles – these settle, degenerate, forming a tunic and become sessile Fate Map of Styela partita Cytoplasmic Rearrangments in Styela Ascidian Movie Yellow Crescent Corella Movie When are Axes Formed in Styela? • • • • Bilateral holoblastic cleavage First 2 cells define left-right Next 2 divisions perpendicular but unequal Larger cells are anterior What Do Colored Regions in Styela Tell Us? • Pigmentation indicates fate map – – – – Yellow crescent Gray crescent Clear region Yolky region muscle, mesenchyme notochord, endoderm ectoderm endoderm • Isolation experiments show high degree of autonomy, but an induction of brain What Are the Fates of Isolated Quadrants? • Separation at 8-Cell Stage – upper anter ecto – upper post ecto – lower anter musc, mesench, endo – lower poster notochord, endo – where is brain and s.c.? Conclusions to Isolation Experiments • No cells give more than their normal fate • Some make less • No cell communication in isolation, only self-differentiation • Maybe signals needed for formation of nervous system What Do We Learn From Recombination Experiments? • -A4.1: larva lacks notochord, nervous system – but A4.1 does not make brain, a4.2 does • • -B4.1: - mesenchyme, - muscle, + brain -a4.2: - brain – because a4.2 makes brain, not b4.2 • A4.1 induces a4.2 to make brain, need both – not all ectoderm competent What are Characteristics of Tunicate Gastrulation? • Invagination of endoderm • Involution of mesoderm • Epiboly of ectoderm • Deuterostome

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