The Cell Lecture 14

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Allometry
different parts must grow at different rates
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Determinants
agents differentially inherited at each cell division that make cells different from each other
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Willhelm Roux frog's egg
each cell of the two-cell embryo carries a different potential cell fate, one for the left and one for the right half of the embryo
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Hans Driesch and the sea urchin
both cells of the two-cell embryo carry potential to develop into normal embryo, depends upon which early cells you separate, fertilised egg has uneven distribution of cytoplasmic determinant
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Hans Spemann, Hilde Mangold, newt embryos
all cells of the 16-cell embryo can develop into a normal embryo, transplanted tissues induced the host cells around it to act as if they were dorsal cells, cells communicate to co-ordinate their individual behaviours
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Cell adhesion
cells isolated from different tissue layers separate from each other when cultured together, cell surface must contain determinants that mediate this process
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Gastrulation
the process common to all animal embryos which generates the three tissue layers
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Convergent extension
driven by individual cell behaviour
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Plasmodesmata
plant cells are connected to their neighbours
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Tissue morphology (shaping)
arises from regulation of cell division and elongation
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agents differentially inherited at each cell division that make cells different from each other

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Determinants

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each cell of the two-cell embryo carries a different potential cell fate, one for the left and one for the right half of the embryo

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both cells of the two-cell embryo carry potential to develop into normal embryo, depends upon which early cells you separate, fertilised egg has uneven distribution of cytoplasmic determinant

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all cells of the 16-cell embryo can develop into a normal embryo, transplanted tissues induced the host cells around it to act as if they were dorsal cells, cells communicate to co-ordinate their individual behaviours

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