Current Model for how cells become neural 1)Default state is neural 2)Local secretion of BMPs by epidermis inhibits neural fate 3)Local secretion of noggin,

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Current Model for how cells become neural 1)Default state is neural 2)Local secretion of BMPs by epidermis inhibits neural fate 3)Local secretion of noggin, chordin by dorsal lip or mesoderm inhibits BMP signaling 4)Inhibition of BMP signaling give rise to neural fate Double Inhibition Model for Neural fate 1

Neural Development 2 How do cells become neurons? –Environmental factors Inductive events –Genetic factors Competence Cell lineage Timing

- How do ectodermal cells become neural cells? - How is polarity established? Dorsal Ventral ? 3

Neurulation: Formation of the Neural Tube 4

Looking at Dorso Ventral Patterning During development, various structures are formed as the posterior part of the neural tube becomes the spinal cord: Dorsal Roof Plate Dorsal Root Ganglion Sensory Neurons Ventral Floor Plate Motor Neurons 5

Patterning of the spinal cord is induced by notochord neural tube notochord floor plate normal embryo extra notochord = ectopic floor plate 6 Experiment: Graft an extra notocord near neural tube Result: An extra floor plate forms

Induction by floor plate extra dorsal floor plate = ectopic floor plate where roof plate should be extra lateral floor plate = ectopic lateral floor plate 7 Experiment: Graft an extra floor plate near the neural tube Result: An extra floor plate forms

Extra floor plates = extra motor neurons normal embryo Motor neurons always form at a set distance from the source of inducing signal. mm extra notochord (or floor plate) m m mm 8

Induction of dorsal/ventral neural tube formation notochord floor plate But what are the inducers? Determination of cell-fates in the spinal cord 9

Looking at Dorso Ventral Patterning Sonic Hedgehog (SHH) is a secreted protein expressed in the floor plate and notochord and it is the signal that induces the ventral fate. What is the signal released by the notochord? earlylater 10

Properties of Sonic Hedgehog 1.Secreted molecule 2.Modification by cholesterol keeps most SHH on cell-surface 3.Receptor for SHH is Patched, activates a signaling cascade, leading to changes in gene expression 11

Loss of SHH leads to loss of ventral cell-fates Addition of SHH produces ventral cell-fates 12 Patterning in the Spinal Cord---many different cell-fates How does one molecule induce multiple fates?

Patterning in the Spinal Cord---Expression of Different transcription factors 13

The particular fate of different cells depends on the amount of SHH that they are exposed to. Low SHH  Ventral Interneurons Medium SHH  Motor Neurons High SHH  Floor Plate Cells Model: Different SHH concentrations induce different cell fates 14

Morphogen hypothesis 1.Morphogens are secreted molecules that diffuse from a point source. 2.A morphogen determines cell fate based on its concentration. 3. Morphogens control the expression of downstream genes. 4. Different concentrations of a morphogen may turn on/off the expression of different target genes. 15

How a gradient produces different cell-types 16

How a gradient produces different cell-types 17

Is SHH a morphogen? 1. Concentration dependence of cell-fates 2. Direct action at a distance 18

Different concentrations of SHH produce different cell fates Expt: add different SHH concentrations to young spinal cord explants Result: different genes are expressed in a dose-dependent manner 19

20 SHH acts directly on cells over a distance Expt: Locally add dominant-negative SHH receptor to spinal cord to decrease SHH signaling Result: Less SHH causes cells to take on a more dorsal fate

How does a graded concentration give sharp boundaries of gene expression? 21

22 Two mechanisms that generate sharp boundaries: 1.Cell A adheres to Cell A (or Cell A repels Cell B) 2.Cell A inhibits Cell B fate and Cell B inhibits Cell A fate

23 The vertebrate spinal cord and the Drosophila embryo use gradients to induce different cell fates

bcd Bcd Bicoid is a morphogen that sets up the body plan otd ems btd hb 24

Nobel 1995: Lewis, Nusslein-Volhard, Wieschaus Genetic basis of embryonic development 25

26 The other half of the story: BMPs regulate dorsal fates

27 SHH is not the only inducer of the neural tube Expt: ablate the notochord Result: no ventral motor neurons, expansion of dorsal sensory neurons

The roofplate induces the dorsal cell fate Expt: Ablate the roofplate, look at which genes are expressed Result: loss of dorsal fates, expansion of ventral fates 28

29 BMP4 is produced by the roof plate. It induces dorsal cell fates and inhibits ventral fates. What key experiments would show this?

Looking at Dorso Ventral Patterning SHH signaling is required to adopt a ventral fate BMP is necessary to induce dorsal cell fates BMP inhibits ventral fate SHH inhibits dorsal fate 30

Practical Implications: Manipulation of Cell fates 31 The pathway to induce a motor neuron is simple

32 Differentiation of embryonic stem cells into motor neurons Expt: treat ES cells with SHH, look for expression of motorneuron genes, transplant motorneurons into the developing mouse embryo Result: motorneurons made in a dish function as motorneurons in a mouse Therapy for degenerative disorders?

Cell fate determined by position in a gradient!!!!!