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Organogenesis in Development

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ISBN-10: 0123809126

ISBN-13: 9780123809124

Edition: 2010

Authors: Peter Koopman

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List price: $225.00
Copyright year: 2010
Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology
Publication date: 9/24/2010
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 456
Size: 5.94" wide x 9.00" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 2.2
Language: English

Contributors
Preface
How to Make a Heart: The Origin and Regulation of Cardiac Progenitor Cells
Introduction
The Origin of the Heart Fields and Cardiac Progenitor Cell Behavior
Markers of Cardiac Progenitors and the Distinction Between First and Second Heart Fields (FHF and SHF)
Cardiac Progenitor Contributions to the Cell Types of the Heart
Subdomains of the SHF
Molecular Mechanisms that Govern SHF Cell Behavior-Transcriptional Regulators and Signaling Pathways
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
References
Vascular Development-Genetic Mechanisms and Links to Vascular Disease
Introduction
VEGF in Vascular Development
BMP in Vascular Development
Notch/Delta/Jagged in Vascular Development
Perspectives
Acknowledgments
References
Lung Organogenesis
Introduction
Developmental Anatomy of the Lung
Molecular Embryology of the Lung
Mechannbiology of the Developing Lung
Stem/Progenitor Cell Biology of the Lung
Postnatal and Adult Lung
Conclusions
Acknowledgments
References
Transcriptional Networks and Signaling Pathways that Govern Vertebrate Intestinal Development
Introduction
Formation of the Definitive Endoderm
The Formation and Regionalization of the Primitive Gut Tube
Establishment of the Crypt-Villus Axis
Establishing the Stem Cell Niche and Homeostasis in the Intestinal Epithelium
Role of Intestinal Development Pathways in Cancer
Acknowledgments
References
Kidney Development: Two Tales of Tubulogenesis
Introduction: How You Get a Kidney
The First Tale of Tubulogenesis: a Branching Tree
Tubulogenesis Via MET-Tube One Induces Tube Two
Patterning the Resulting Tubules
Moving From Structure to a Functional Filter
Disruptions to Kidney Tubulogenesis in Human Disease
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
References
The Game Plan: Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Mammalian Testis Development
Introduction
Introducing the Players: Cell Biology and Morphology of the Gonads
Origin of Sertoli Cells
Kirkoff in Testis Determination: Sty and Sertoli Cell Specification
The Goalkeeper: Sox9 and Sertoli Cell Differentiation
Forward Players: Beyond Sox9
The Sweepers: Peritubular Myoid Cells
Interplay Between PM and Other Testicular Cells
The Midfielders: Leydig Cells
The White Lines: Endothelial Cells
What All the Fuss Is About: Germ Cells
Concluding Remarks
Acknowledgments
References
Building Pathways for Ovary Organogenesis in the Mouse Embryo
Evolution of the Hypotheses for Ovary Organogenesis in Mammals
Building the Foundation: Morphogenesis of the Ovary
Making Eggs: Establishment of the Female Germline
Determination of the Ovarian Identity: Differentiation of Granulosa Cells
Emerging Pathways for the Establishment of Female Somatic Environment and Maintenance of Female Germ Cells
Conclusion and Perspectives
References
Vertebrate Skeletogenesis
Introduction
Structural Organization and Advantages of the Vertebrate Skeleton
Development of Skeletogenic Cells
Development of Cartilage Anlagen
Development of Cartilage Growth Plates
Bone Development
Synovial Joint Formation
Skeleton Variation
Perspectives
Acknowledgments
References
The Molecular Regulation of Vertebrate Limb Patterning
Introduction
The Early Limb
Patterning Along the AP Axis
Proximal-Distal Patterning and Outgrowth
Interaction Between the ZPA and the AER
Towards a Systems Biology Approach to Limb Patterning
Acknowledgments
References
Eye Development
Introduction
Overview of Eye Development
Early Stage: The Eye Field
Lens Development
The Cornea
The Iris and the Ciliary Body
The Retina
The Optic Nerve
Conclusion and Perspectives
Acknowledgments
References
Index
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