1) What are the different neural progenitor fates that are specified along the dorsal-ventral axis of...
1) What are the different neural progenitor fates that are specified along the dorsal-ventral axis of the neural tube? Why is it important - what are the different neural fates that have to be made?
2) How are different neural fates specified in the ventral half of the neural tube?
Homework Answers
1) Neural plate rolls up from the Neural tube.
- Patter of regional cell identity becomes apparent along the dorsal ventral axis.
- Distinct populations of proginator cells give rise to post-mitotoc neurons with diatdist functional properties.
- Distinct cell types form in a bilaterally symmetrical way with respect to the ventra midline.
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