CSB329 (Stem Cell Biology) - Lecture Two Content

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What body plan do cnidarians exhibit?

Radial symmetry

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Definition of radial symmetry

Absence of the dorsoventral axis, and the right to left axis.

<p>Absence of the dorsoventral axis, and the right to left axis.</p>
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What is the number of germ layers present in poriferans and cnidarians?

Two or fewer

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Anatomical characteristic of poriferan germ layers

Absence of discrete germ layers (i.e., specialized tissues)

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Anatomical characteristic of cnidarians germ layers

Absence of the mesoderm layer (i.e., discrete organs)

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What type of feeding behaviour do poriferans perform?

Filter feeding

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What cell is responsible for facilitating the movement of water in poriferans? What structure of the cell is responsible for generating the propulsive force necessary for the movement of water?

Choanocytes, and the movement of their flagella

<p>Choanocytes, and the movement of their flagella</p>
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What cell are choanocytes derived from?

Archeocytes

<p>Archeocytes</p>
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How are choanocytes identified?

Expression of EfAnnexin gene

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How are archeocytes identified?

Distinct, morphological characteristics (e.g., enlarged nucleus and cell size)

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Location of archeocytes

Mesohyl, a semi-fluid matrix.

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Cell required for tissue regeneration in poriferans?

Archeocytes

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Definition of phylogeny

Describes the evolutionary relationships between two individual or collection (i.e., classification) of species.

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What do the leaves represent in a phylogenetic tree?

Individual organism or species, or collection (i.e., classification) of species.

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What do the nodes represent in a phylogenetic tree?

Shared common ancestor between two individual species or two collections (i.e., classification) of species.

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What does the root represent in a phylogenetic tree?

The common ancestor shared by all species represented in the phylogenetic tree.

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Definition of germline

Cells that contribute to the genetic material of subsequent progeny (i.e., reproductive cells, not somatic cells)

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Mutations that occur in somatic cells are [inherited/not inherited] by progeny, while mutation that occur in reproductive cells, such as gametes, are [inherited/not inherited]

Not inherited, inherited.

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What are the two methods in which asexual reproduction occur in poriferans?

Fragmentation (e.g., budding), or production of gemmules (i.e., structures filled with dormant archeocytes).

<p>Fragmentation (e.g., budding), or production of gemmules (i.e., structures filled with dormant archeocytes).</p>
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What is the primary method in which sexual reproduction occurs in poriferans?

Choanocytes differentiate into sperm (i.e., male gamete), while archeocytes differentiate into egg (i.e., female gamete), with fertilization occuring in the mesolyl.

<p>Choanocytes differentiate into sperm (i.e., male gamete), while archeocytes differentiate into egg (i.e., female gamete), with fertilization occuring in the mesolyl.</p>