Morphogenesis/table 1
The morphogenetic toolkit
This table summarises the sorts of mechanisms that cells use to organise themselves into tissues
cell type | property | mechanism | example | reference |
mesenchyme | movement | contact guidance | fish fin invasion | Wood & Thorogood (1984) |
(nerves) | haptotaxis | pronephros elongation | Zackson & Steinberg (1987) | |
contact inhibition/space colonisation | NC invasion of cornea | Bard, Hay & Meller (1975) | ||
pigment patterning | Tucker & Erickson (1986) | |||
cell repulsion | NC blockage in posterior somite | Wang & Anderson (1997) | ||
chemotaxis | neuronal migration in spinal cord | Charron et al (2003) | ||
chemorepulsion | oligodendracite dispersal | Tsai et al (2003) | ||
epithelium to mesenchyme transition | initiation of neural crest migration | Cheung et al (2005) | ||
apoptosis | loss of Mullerian duct | Roberts et al (1999) | ||
condensation formation | migration | ganglion formation by neural crest cells | Lallier & Bronner-Fraser (1988) | |
adhesion | dermal condensations | Jiang & Chuong (1992) | ||
traction | cell aggregation | Oster et al (1985) | ||
loss of ECM | limb pre-cartilage condensations | Li et al (2007) | ||
cell sorting | celll-cell-adhesiion | Drosphila egg chamber organisaton | Becam et al (2005) | |
cell focusing | C elegans embryogensis | Schnabel et al (2006) | ||
epithelia | mesnchyme-to-epithelium transition | polarisation | nephron lumen formation | Stark et al (1995) |
forming folds | buckling | ciliary body formation | Bard & Ross (1982) | |
human brain formation | Armstrong et al (1995) | |||
bending of sheet | neural fold formation | Moury & Schoenwolf (1995) | ||
invagination | sea urchin gastrulation | Davidson et al (1995) | ||
forming tubes | cavitation | neural tube | Schoenwolf (1983) | |
tube branching | signalling | trachea | Sakiyama et al (2000) | |
blood vessel branching | Ruhrberg et al (2002) | |||
boundary formation | eph-ephrin intreactions | zebrafish model | Mellitzer et al 1999 | |
movement | passive growth | serosa migration in honey bee | Fleig & Sander (1988) | |
convergent extension | drosophila limb extension | Fristom et al (1977) | ||
sea urchin gastrulation | Hardin (1989) | |||
epiboly | early fish development | Trinkaus (1992) | ||
contact inhibition | completion of wound healing | Radice (1980) |
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