Ectodermal interactions during neurogenesis in the glossiphoniid leech Helobdella triserialis.
Ectodermal interactions during neurogenesis in the glossiphoniid leech Helobdella triserialis.
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舌水蛭 Helobdella triserialis 神经发生过程中外胚层的相互作用。
DOI:
10.1016/0012-1606(82)90008-2
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
Weisblat,DA
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作者:
Blair,SS;Weisblat,DA
Morphogenetic cell interactions during development were studied by combining cell ablation and cell lineage tracing techniques in embryos of the leechHelobdella triserialis. Ablation of an identified ectodermal teloblast, or teloblast precursor blastomere, on one side of an early embryo was often found to result in the later abnormal migration of the progeny cells of the corresponding contralateral, nonablated teloblast to the ablated side of the embryo; such abnormal migration was termed “midline violation.” Two different kinds of midline violation were observed. Crossover: after ablation of an N teloblast individual stem cell progeny of the contralateral N teloblast sometimes cross the ventral midline of the germinal plate of the embryo. Switching: after ablation of an OPQ teloblast precursor bandlets of stem cells produced by the contralateral O, P, or Q teloblasts sometimes switch to the germinal band of the ablated side at the site of origin of the germinal bands. The occurrence of crossover and switching shows that the eventual site occupied by a progeny cell of a particular teloblast is not automatically determined by its lineage, but also depends on interactions with other cells. Midline violation in the leech embryo CNS does not constitute true regulation, however, since the restoration of neurons to the ablated side is accompanied by a neuron deficit on the nonablated side. The occurrence of the two distinct kinds of midline violation, crossover and switching, may be explained by the relative position of the stem cell bandlets within the germinal bands, and by the geometrical features of the formation of the germinal plate from the germinal bands.