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Organogenesis: Ectoderm Animal Development 1 Key Concepts Neural Crest Formation of the Eye Formation of the Pituitary Gland Neural Crest Cell Animal Development 2 Ectoderm: Neural Crest Animal Development 3 Ectoderm: Neural Crest Animal Development 4 Ectoderm: Neural Crest BMP-4 BMP-7 Slug Cell Adhesion Molecules CAMs N-CAM N-adherin Animal Development 5 Ectoderm: Neural Crest Migration Enhanced: Fibronectin Laminin Type IV collagen Integrins Animal Development 6 Ectoderm: Neural Crest Migration Impeded: Basal lamina of epithelial layers Chondroitin Sulfate Animal Development 7 Ectoderm: Neural Crest Two Groups: Trunk Neural Crest Head Neural Crest Neural Crest: Blue Animal Development 8 Ectoderm: Neural Crest Trunk Neural Crest: spinal ganglia sympathetic ganglia parasympathetic ganglia satellite cells Schwann cells melanocytes adrenal medulla neurosecretory cells of the heart and lungs Animal Development 9 Ectoderm: Neural Crest Head Neural Crest: some ganglia of cranial nerves parasympathetic ganglia satellite cells Schwann cells melanocytes Animal Development 10 Ectoderm: Neural Crest Head Neural Crest: dental papillae parafollicular cells (thyroid) facial and anterior ventral skull cartilage and bone visceral cartilages connective tissue of the skin and some glands Animal Development 11 Ectoderm: Neural Crest Head Neural Crest: carotid body (Type 1 cells) semilunar valves various smooth muscles of the skin, eyes, and vascular system Animal Development 12 Ectoderm: Neural Crest Differentiation of Neural Crest: Two Theories Hox genes A schematic diagram of a chick head at embryonic day two, showing pathways of neural crest migration in the chick and mouse embryo and patterns of Hox gene expression in the branchial arches (BA); FB, forebrain; HB, hindbrain; MB, midbrain; Md, mandibular part of BA1; Mx, maxillary part of BA1; OV, otic vesicle; r, rhombomere. Animal Development 13 Ectoderm: Outer Ectoderm Animal Development 14 Ectoderm: Eye Neural ectoderm •retina •iris •optic nerve Surface ectoderm •lens •cornea (outer epithelium) Mesoderm (head mesenchyme) •choroid •sclera Neural Crest •choroid (most) •sclera (most) •cornea (endothelium & stroma) Animal Development 15 Ectoderm: Eye Induction Pax-6 “master gene” turns on 2500 genes Eyea Six Pax-2 FGF Animal Development 16 Ectoderm: Eye Optic groove Animal Development 17 Ectoderm: Eye Optic vesicles Optic stalks Lens placode Lens pit Animal Development 18 Ectoderm: Eye Lens vesicle Optic cup Animal Development 19 Ectoderm: Eye Optic fissure hyaloid artery and vein central artery and vein Animal Development 20 Ectoderm: Eye sensory retina pigmented retina detached retina Animal Development 21 Ectoderm: Eye Summary of Changes Animal Development 22 Ectoderm: Eye Summary of Events Animal Development 23 Ectoderm: Pituitary Gland Primary Sources: oral ectoderm neural ectoderm Animal Development 24 Ectoderm: Pituitary Gland Oral ectoderm: Adenohypophysis =glandular portion =anterior lobe Neural ectoderm: Neurohypophysis =nervous portion =posterior lobe Animal Development 25 Ectoderm: Pituitary Gland Hypophysial pouch =Rathke’s pocket Stomadeum Diencephalon Animal Development 26 Ectoderm: Pituitary Gland Hypophysial pouch Infundibulum Animal Development 27 Ectoderm: Pituitary Gland Presphenoid Basisphenoid Animal Development 28 Ectoderm: Pituitary Gland Pars distalis Pars tuberalis Pars intermedia Animal Development 29 Ectoderm: Pituitary Gland Pars nervosa Infundibular stem Median eminence Hypothalamus Animal Development 30