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Cranial to caudal appearance and disappearance.
Dorsolateral dermatome and medial ventral myotome. Dermatome cells migrate o ectoderm at segmental level, collaborate with LPM to form dermis. Myotome to epimere and hypomere. Epi, deep muscles of back including the erector spninae and transverso spinalis groups. Thoracic hypomere 3 layers of anterior lateral muscle of latral and ventral body wall in thorax and abdomen. Intercostals in the thorac and external oblique, internal oblique and transversus abdominus and rectus adomis mucles that flank midline. Rectus coloum is usually confined to abdomen but may sneak up to thorax as sternalis muscle. Page 85 in text. Tendons and internal connective tissue of muscle from somatopleure.
Cranial expression of hox genes in mice parallel their sequence on the chromosomes and sensitivity to retinoic acid. Combinatorial code – specify a somite or small group of somites but where from between somites or recombined caudal and cranial halves is not known.
REMEMBER TO POINT OUT PROGRESS ZONE
MESENCHYME HAS MEMORY OF HOW LONG IT SPENT IN THE PROGRESS ZONE
Mirror image suggests diffusible substance, morphogen, that establishes a concentration gradient.
Discuss moving the zpa nearer the original.