Neural crest, ectodermal placodes and their derivatives

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What does the neural plate border become?

the presumptive neural crest and placodes

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The different neural crests all have different fates

Cranial or cephalic neural crest, Vagal neural crest, sacral neural crest, trunk neural crest

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(Vagal) Neural crest cells give rise to

the valves and septa of the heart, the smooth muscle of the great vessels

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Neural crest cell migration, through what?

Epithelial to Mesenchymal Transition (EMT)

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Neural crest cell migration, important?

Lose contact, Establish polarity

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Delamination

Neural crest cells loose their adhesive junctions and separate from the epithelium

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contact inhibition

When neural crest cells contact one another, they experience contact inhibition, during which they will stop, turn and migrate away in the opposite direction

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Neural crest cells as a model for ..., why?

tumor cells dissemination and cancer, they both migrate

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similarities -> Cancer metastasis and neural crest cell migration

- Signalling pathways / molecules activated
- Transcription factors they initiate
○ E.g. Snail-2 - inhibits adhesion molecules
- Cadherin switches
- Cadherin shedding matrix remodelling
○ Creating a path
○ Done with proteases - cleaving proteins
○ Whatever they encounter - they shred to make path
- Make use of pre-existing structures to spread

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Placode ?

local and temporary thickenings of the non-neuronal ectoderm

temporary structures that form mostly sensory cells (exception lens)

(Non-neuronal ectoderm origin)

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Cranial placodes

-epidermal thickenings -produce delaminating sensory cells

(exception is the lens and adenohypophysal placode)

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Cranial placodes and neural crest cells ?

coordinated and closely associated

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The NC (neural crest) is?

an embryonic cell population characteristic of vertebrates

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Do invertebrates have neural crests?

no, ONLY VERTEBRATES HAVE NEURAL CRESTS

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How do the NCC (neural crest cells) exit from the dorsal neural tube?

by EMT, Epithelial Mesenchymal Transition

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NCC migrate into the whole body along ..

stereotypic pathways. Have different routes

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What do the Gene regulatory networks determine ?

the fate of the NCC

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NCC share many characteristics with..

tumour cells

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NCC share many features with ..

stem cells