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Chapter 3 Self-test questions
Vertebrate development I: life cycles and experimental techniques
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In which portion of the frog's life cycle would a frog appear most similar to a mammal?
blastula
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phylotypic stage
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gastrulation
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fertilized egg
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The notochord is a ___ structure in vertebrate embryos that lies under the ___, and is flanked by ___.
mesodermal, neural tube, somites
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endodermal, mesoderm, the gut
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ectodermal, neural tube, mesoderm
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mesodermal, ectoderm, endoderm
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The darkly pigmented end of a
Xenopus
egg is called
dorsal
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the animal region
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the vegetal region
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yolk
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Which of the following choices puts the early developmental stages of the frog in their correct order?
blastula, fertilized egg, gastrula, neurula
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cleavage, gastrulation, neurulation, organogenesis
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neurulation, gastrulation, cleavage, organogenesis
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tadpole, embryo, neurula, gastrula
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During gastrulation in
Xenopus
, the blastocoel
becomes the gut
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is filled with endodermal cells and disappears
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does not change, but develops into what is called the archenteron
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is displaced, and its original location becomes an endoderm-lined cavity, the archenteron, which is a precursor to the gut
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The process in which the three germ layers form is called:
fertilization
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cleavage
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gastrulation
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metamorphosis
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Cleavage in the zebrafish gives rise to the
14-somite stage
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gastrula
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sphere stage
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shield stage
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The primitive streak of mouse and chick embryos is equivalent to which amphibian structure?
archenteron
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blastocoel
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blastopore
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neural folds
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In chick development, the cell movement through the primitive streak during gastrulation is called:
invagination
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involution
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ingression
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epiboly
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At the blastocyst stage, the mammalian embryo is composed of
a blastocoel, yolk, and animal cap cells
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an epiblast overlying a hypoblast
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ectodermal, mesodermal, and endodermal cells
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trophectoderm and inner cell mass
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In mammalian development, the embryo will form from which population of cells?
the blastocyst
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the inner cell mass
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the trophectoderm
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the extraembryonic membranes
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All the genes expressed in a particular tissue or at a particular stage of development can be identified using
in situ
hybridization
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insertional mutagenesis
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RNA seq
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zinc-finger nucleases
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Electroporation is
fusion of adjacent cells using an electrical pulse
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injection of a gene into the nucleus of a cell
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the introduction of a fluorescent lineage maker into cells
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use of brief pulses of electricity to cause cells to take up DNA
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The least favorable model organism for traditional genetic analysis is
Drosophila
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mouse
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Xenopus
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zebrafish
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What property of the mammalian embryo permits the production of chimeric mice?
The inner cell mass is highly regulative, so that extra cells derived from the inner cell mass of a different embryo are incorporated without causing defects.
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If half of the cells of the inner cell mass are removed and replaced with cells from half of a different embryo's inner cell mass, the embryo will heal and develop normally.
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The embryo can develop outside the womb, making surgical manipulations possible.
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Blastomeres separated at the two-cell stage will regulate and each forms a normal embryo.
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Which technique is commonly used for gene knock-out in mice?
microinjection of GFP
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RNA interference (RNAi)
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Cre/
loxP
system
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DNA microarray
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The advantage of using the Cre/
loxP
system for targeted mutagenesis is
a gene can be deleted in a particular tissue or at a desired time in development
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the Cre/
loxP
system allows germline transgenesis in amphibians and chickens
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the Cre/
loxP
system is more specific than homologous recombination
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the deletion of a gene by the Cre/
loxP
system is reversible
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