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Organogenesis
Mesoderm - Relative Positions of Different Types
dorsal
mesoderm
chordamesoderm
intermediate
mesoderm
dorsal
mesoderm
intermediate
mesoderm
lateral plate
mesoderm
lateral plate
mesoderm
endoderm
mesoderm
ectoderm
• The relative positions of the mesoderm types are shown. The relative sizes are not
accurate for the stage shown.
Mesoderm - Frog Embryo
Mesoderm - Chick Embryo
neural plate
somite
notochord
somatic
mesoderm
neural tube
somite
somatic
mesoderm
splanchnic
mesoderm
intermediate
mesoderm
gut cavity
yolk
gut
cavity
lateral plate
mesoderm
• The embryo shown is midway
through neurulation.
• The chordamesoderm has formed the
notochord.
The dorsal mesoderm has begun
somite formation.
• The lateral plate mesoderm has begun
to split into the somatic and
splanchnic mesoderms
Developmental Biology Handout 06.1
splanchnic
mesoderm
notochord
• The embryo shown has completed
neurulation.
• The chordamesoderm has formed the
notochord.
• The dorsal mesoderm has begun
somite formation.
• The intermediate mesoderm is clearly
visible.
• The lateral plate mesoderm has begun
to split into the somatic and
splanchnic mesoderms
Mesoderm - Somite Development
Ectoderm - Neurulation
neural tube
somite
neural plate
neural fold
notochord
dermamyotome
sclerotome
neural crest
dermatome
migratory
cells
epidermis
myotome
sclerotome
neural tube
• The sclerotome will form the axial
skeleton.
• The “migratory cells” will form the
muscle of the body wall and limbs.
• The dermatome will form the dorsal
dermis.
• The myotome will form the vertebral
muscle.
Developmental Biology Handout 06.2
• The neural tube will form the brain
and spinal cord.
• The neural crest cells migrate and
form pigment cells of the skin,
peripheral nerves, and the adrenal
medulla.
Ectoderm - Dorsoventral Patterning of Neural Tube
From Ulloa and Marti, Dev Dyn 239, 69--76 (2010)
• Different neuron types arise at different levels along the dorsoventral axis.
• The different types are specified by two groups of signals: Shh from the notochord and
floor plate, and BMPs and Wnts from the roof plate.
• The signals control transcription factors that regulate gene expression in the neuronal
precursors, generating the different neuronal types.
Ectoderm - Neural Crest Cell Migration
neural crest cells
neural
tube
ectoderm
somite
notochord
coelom
gut tube
• Neural crest cells following the path leading between the somites and the neural tube
give rise to cells of the peripheral nervous system and the adrenal medulla.
• The deep migration path actually passes through the sclerotome of the anterior portion
of the somite.
• Neural crest cells following the path leading between the epidermis and the somite
give rise to pigment cells in the skin.
Developmental Biology Handout 06.3