The neural crest in development and evolution /
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Springer,
[1999]
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. 1. Discovery and origins
- Discovery
- Zwischenstrang
- Neural crest and germ-layer theory
- Multiple tissues from single layers
- Three germ layers in one: secondary neurulation and the Tailbud
- The neural crest as a fourth germ layer
- Embryological origins
- Neural crest markers
- Neural induction
- Induction of the neural crest
- Homoiogenetic induction
- Placodal ectoderm
- Rostro-Caudal patterning of the neural crest
- Hox gene codes
- Evolutionary origins-- Cephalochordates
- Urochordates
- Fossil cephalochordates
- The first craniates and the evolution of cartilage
- Other skeletal tissues
- Neural crest and mesodermal skeletal tissues
- Agnathans
- Hagfish
- Lampreys
- Pt. 2. Derivatives and diversity
- Amphibians
- Pigment cells
- Neuronal cells
- Craniofacial mesenchyme and cartilage
- Cement glands
- Bony and cartilaginous fishes
- The neural keel
- Ganglia
- Pigment cells
- Labeling the neural crest in bony fishes
- The visceral arch skeleton
- Lateral line system
- Fins
- Genes and cell lines
- Zebrafish mutants
- Reptiles and birds
- Reptiles
- Birds
- Mammals
- Fate maps
- Labeling and whole embryo culture
- Teeth
- Teratomas
- Pt. 3. Mechanisms and malformations
- Mechanisms of migration
- Evidence of migration
- Extracellular space
- Intrinsic or imposed?
- Extracellular matrix
- Cessation of migration
- Migration and patterning
- Mechanisms of differentiation
- Subpopulations of neural crest cells
- Differentiation of bipotential cells: a role for growth factors
- Epithelial evocation of cartilage
- Mediation of differentiation by the extracellular matrix
- Cascades of interactions in craniofacial development
- Neural crest as inhibitor
- Neurocristopathies
- Types of neurocristopathies
- Tumors
- APUDomas
- Cardiac defects and the DiGeorge Syndrome
- A role for Hox genes
- Birth defects
- Susceptible stages of neural crest development
- Vitamin A, craniofacial defects, and the neural crest
- Defects following disruption of the Hox code
- Mutations and birth defects
- Species specificity
- Regulation.