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Introduction

Within the somite expression of MyoD in the dorsomedial quadrant of patterns these cells to be muscle. MyoD is a basic helix-loop-helix type of transcription factor that binds DNA as a dimer with other bHLH proteins (eg ITF-2). Its actions are inhibited by binding with ID.

  • from myotome
  • dorsomedial quarter- epaxial myotome
    • dorsal epimere (erector spinae)
  • dorsolateral quarter- hypaxial myotome
    • ventral hypomere (3 primary muscle layers)
    • different at neck, thorax and abdomen

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Link code PubMed:7541556 PubMed OMIM:601050 OMIM RefSeq:NM_006008 RefSeq GenBank:L08961 GenBank UniGene:Hs.73982 UniGene Variation

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Lecture Notes

Please note that these notes only relate to the Anat 3311 Course. This section is not completely available, as I have been unable to transfer all my Lecture notes and research material in time for the deadline. This will be available in later versions.

Early Development Lecture

Simple pictures illustrating the early events of fertilization.

Spinal Cord Development

Figures and text relating to early events of spinal cord formation.

Sex Determination

Text relating to the molecular events of sex determination in the embryo.

Polarity Concepts

A short comparison of establishing positional information in embryos.

Antennapedia

The fly mutation that opened the field of Hox Genes and the conservation of pattern formation control mechanisms between species in embryonic development.

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About Notes

  • Notes from the Embryology Program compiled and written by Dr Mark Hill. This updated section of notes is still being developed Mar2000 and is not yet complete.
  • Note that reference lists are only relevant to the date of the original search.

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