Role of Sema3A and Nrp1 in Neuronal Mapping

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What is the role of olfactory receptors in glomerular mapping?

Olfactory neurons of the same type express the same unique receptor and send their axons to the same glomerulus.

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How do mutant axons organize in relation to sema-3A and Nrp-1?

Some axons have high levels of sema-3A while others have high levels of Nrp-1, which helps them organize.

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What are the three types of dendrites in neurons?

Basal (don't extend far), Proximal (close to cell body), and Apical (extend far away).

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What is the function of dendritic arborization?

Dendritic arborization is involved in signal reception, integration, and transmission to the cell body.

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What intrinsic factor is expressed by Class I neurons in Drosophila?

Abrupt (Tf) is expressed by Class I neurons.

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What happens to dendrites in an abrupt mutant?

In an abrupt mutant, dendrites become more complex and symmetrical.

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What environmental factor promotes dendrite formation in vitro?

Sema3A promotes the formation of dendrites.

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What is the effect of inhibiting Nrp1 on dendrite formation?

Inhibiting Nrp1 results in spontaneous random dendrite formation.

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What is the role of motor proteins like Dynein and Lis1 in neurons?

They are involved in cytoskeletal growth, branching, and guidance.

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What is the secretory pathway's role in neuronal development?

The secretory pathway regulates local protein synthesis, which is crucial for neuronal growth and branching.

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What is the process of self-avoidance in axonal branching?

Self-avoidance is the process by which branches of an axonal arbor or dendrites from a single neuron avoid overlapping with one another.

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Which protein regulates self-avoidance in neurons?

DSCAM regulates self-avoidance and is necessary for this process in flies.

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What are some guidance molecules involved in axon growth?

Sema3A, Ephrins, Slits, Wnt, BDNF, Integrins, and BMP-7.

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What is the significance of tiling in neuronal development?

Tiling is the process that ensures that axonal branches do not overlap, allowing for organized neural circuits.

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How do intrinsic factors influence dendritogenesis?

Different neuron classes have distinct transcriptional regulations for dendritogenesis.

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What is the relationship between activity levels and dendrite formation?

Dendrite formation can be influenced by the activity level of the neuron.

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What is the effect of sema3A on dendritic development in the stripe assay experiment?

Sema3A promotes the formation of dendrites in vitro during the stripe assay.

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What is the role of local protein synthesis in neurons?

Local protein synthesis is crucial for growth and guidance during neuronal development.

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What are the transcription factors involved in dendritogenesis?

Cut and Knox are transcription factors involved in dendritogenesis.

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What is the significance of the environmental factors in dendritogenesis?

Environmental factors, such as sema3A, can significantly influence the development and complexity of dendrites.

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What is the relationship between [cAMP] levels and Nrp1/Sema3A expression?

High [cAMP] levels correlate with low Nrp1 transcription and high Sema3A levels, while low [cAMP] levels correlate with high Nrp1 transcription and low Sema3A levels.