Researchers have artificially converted a mouse's lissencephalic cerebral cortex to a gyrencephalic cortex in 2002. However, the reverse can be done as well. What is the easiest way to convert a gyrencephalic cortex to a lissencephalic cortex? Target radial glial cells with induced apoptosis. Prevent interkinetic nuclear migration in progenitor cells. Transplant spinal tissue into the developing cerebral cortex. Treat the developing forebrain with additional Wnt signal.
Researchers have artificially converted a mouse's lissencephalic cerebral cortex to a gyrencephalic cortex in 2002. However, the reverse can be done as well. What is the easiest way to convert a gyrencephalic cortex to a lissencephalic cortex? Target radial glial cells with induced apoptosis. Prevent interkinetic nuclear migration in progenitor cells. Transplant spinal tissue into the developing cerebral cortex. Treat the developing forebrain with additional Wnt signal.
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Transcribed Image Text:Researchers have artificially converted a mouse's lissencephalic cerebral cortex to a
gyrencephalic cortex in 2002. However, the reverse can be done as well. What is the
easiest way to convert a gyrencephalic cortex to a lissencephalic cortex?
Target radial glial cells with induced apoptosis.
Prevent interkinetic nuclear migration in progenitor cells.
Transplant spinal tissue into the developing cerebral cortex.
Treat the developing forebrain with additional Wnt signal.
Trunk NCCs travel along two major pathways, the ventral and the dorsolateral. If a
vertebrate had a mutation that prevented trunk NCCs from traveling the ventral
path, that vertebrate would most likely
be blind, deaf, and dumb (as in, cannot speak).
have malformations in the heart.
be albino and hairless.
die, due to a lack of sympathetic ganglia.
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