Which of the following statements is true about dorso- ventral patterning of drosophila embryo? (A) This is dictated by the location of the nurse cells (B) Dorsal is the default […]
During embryogenesis, a Drosophila embryo with a mutation in a homeotic gene shows (1) changed polarity of each segment. (2) defects in dorso-ventral polarity. (3) deletion of several segments in […]
38. The specification of sea urchin micromeres involves the activation of a repressor protein Pmar1, which represses the expression of hesC, which also encodes a repressor protein. One of the […]
Torpedo, is known to serve as a receptor for Gurken. Deficiencies of the torpedo gene in Drosophila cause ventralization of the embryo. In an experiment, the germ cell precursors from […]
37. In sea urchins, a group of cells at the vegetal pole become specified as the large micromere cells. These cells are determined to become skeletogenic mesenchyme cells that will […]
Torpedo is a trans-membrane receptor on follicle cells that binds with Gurken protein located in the presumptive dorsal surface of the oocytes and inhibits a cascade leading to nuclear localization […]
Given below are few statements regarding the role of Disheveled (Dsh) and β-catenin (β-cat) in the development of sea urchin. A. Dsh is localized in the vegetal cortex of the […]
The Dorsal protein is involved in generating the dorsal-ventral (DV) polarity in Drosophila. The following statements were made regarding the activity of the Dorsal protein in establishing the DV polarity. […]
Following statements with respect to development in sea urchin were put forth: A. The cell fates are determined both by autonomous and conditional modes of specification. B. Large micromeres are […]
Following are the events that might take place during demo-ventral axis specification in early embryonic development of Drosophila: A. ‘Torpedo’ receptor activation B. ‘Pipe’ synthesis C. A cascade of protease […]