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Table of contents
- Cover
- Avian Embryologyiii
- Copyright Pageiv
- Contentsv
- Contributorsxi
- Prefacexv
- Chapter 1: Operations on Primitive Streak Stage Avian Embryos3
- I. Introduction3
- II. Staging of Embryos4
- III. Anatomy of the Primitive Streak Stage Embryo6
- IV. New Culture8
- V. Hensen's Node Grafts and Other Induction Assays10
- VI. Other Types of Graft14
- VII. Fixing Operated Embryos for Analysis15
- References16
- Part I: Embryological Microsurgery and Tissue Culture Methods1
- Chapter 2: Quail-Chick Transplantations19
- I. Introduction20
- II. Differential Diagnosis of Quail and Chick Cells23
- III. Material and Equipment27
- IV. Egg Holders28
- V. Preparation and Sealing of Eggs31
- VI. Neural Tissue Transplantations31
- VII. Early Transplantations in Blastodiscs39
- VIII. Transplantation of Epiblast or Primitive Streak Fragments40
- IX. Hemopoietic Organ Rudiment Transplantations40
- X. Genetic Manipulation by Electroporation in the Quail-Chick System47
- XI. Results, Discussion, and Perspectives49
- Acknowledgments52
- References52
- Chapter 3: Other Chimeras: Quail-Duck and Mouse-Chick59
- I. Introduction60
- II. Preparation of Quail, Duck, Chick, and Mouse Embryos62
- III. Generation and Analysis of Quail-Duck Chimeras65
- IV. Generation and Analysis of Mouse-Chick Chimeras67
- V. Conclusion71
- References71
- Chapter 4: Manipulations of Neural Crest Cells or Their Migratory Pathways75
- I. Introduction76
- II. Preparation of Avian Neural Crest Cultures76
- III. Induction and Specification Assays for Neural Crest Cells84
- IV. Microinjection of Cells and Antibodies into Embryos88
- V. Labeling of Neural Crest Cells In Vivo with Vital Dyes90
- VI. Grafting Techniques92
- VII. Conclusions94
- References95
- Chapter 5: Embryo Slices and Strips: Guidance and Adhesion Assays in the Avian Embryo97
- I. Introduction98
- II. Preparing and Culturing Embryo Slices98
- III. Preparing and Culturing Somite Strips104
- IV. Perspectives108
- References112
- Chapter 6: Neural Crest, Sensory Neuron, and Muscle Cultures115
- I. Introduction116
- II. Materials117
- III. Methods119
- IV. Neural Crest Culture120
- V. Sensory Neuron Culture122
- VI. Pectoral Muscle Culture126
- VII. Results and Discussions127
- References130
- Chapter 7: Methods in Avian Embryology Experimental and Molecular Manipulation of the Embryonic Chic135
- I. Introduction136
- II. Visualization of the Limb Bud and Analysis of the Experimental Outcome137
- III. Proximal-Distal Limb Development139
- IV. Anterior-Posterior Patterning147
- V. Dorsal-Ventral (D-V) Patterning150
- References150
- Chapter 8: Cell Division, Differentiation, and Death in Avian Embryos153
- I. Introduction153
- II. Studies in Cell Death154
- III. Studies in Cell Proliferation and Differentiation155
- IV. Selected Protocols156
- References164
- Part II: Labeling and Transgenesis Approaches167
- Chapter 9: In Situ Hybridization Analysis of Chick Embryos in Whole-Mount and Tissue Sections169
- I. Introduction170
- II. Solutions171
- III. Single and Multiple Detection of RNA in Floating Sections or Whole-Mount Embryos172
- IV. Photography and Sectioning179
- V. Whole-Mount Fluorescent In Situ Hybridization179
- VI. Photography and Sectioning182
- VII. In Situ Hybridization to Tissue Sections182
- References185
- Chapter 10: Vital Labeling of Embryonic Cells Using Fluorescent Dyes and Proteins187
- I. Introduction188
- II. Iontophoretic Microinjection of Lineage Tracers189
- III. Iontophoretic Application of DiI198
- IV. Relative Advantages of Dextran and DiI200
- V. Photoactivation of Fluorescent Proteins in Single Cells200
- VI. Conclusions and Emerging Technologies208
- References208
- Chapter 11: Time-Lapse Imaging of the Early Avian Embryo211
- I. Introduction212
- II. The Technology of Time-Lapse Imaging214
- III. Considerations Before Time-Lapse Imaging218
- IV. Methods222
- References233
- Chapter 12: Gain- and Loss-of-Function Approaches in the Chick Embryo237
- I. Gain-of-Function by Electroporation239
- II. Loss-of-Function by Electroporation243
- III. Retrovirus-Mediated Protein Expression251
- References254
- Chapter 13: Manipulation and Electroporation of the Avian Segmental Plate and Somites In Vitro257
- I. Introduction258
- II. Rationale259
- III. Methods260
- IV. Materials266
- V. Discussion267
- VI. Summary269
- Acknowledgments269
- References269
- Chapter 14: Transposon-Mediated Stable Integration and Tetracycline-Inducible Expression of Electrop271
- I. Introduction272
- II. Tet-Inducible Expression of Electroporated Transgenes272
- III. Stable Integration of Electroporated Transgenes276
- IV. Stage-Specific Manipulation of Stably Integrated Transgenes278
- V. Summary278
- Acknowledgments280
- References280
- Chapter 15: Generating Transgenic Quail using Lentiviruses281
- I. Introduction282
- II. Experimental Procedures284
- III. Concluding Remarks291
- Acknowledgments291
- References291
- Part III: Functional Genomics295
- Chapter 16: Gene Discovery: Macroarrays and Microarrays297
- I. Introduction298
- II. Chicken as a Model System: Integrating Embryology and Genomics298
- III. The Array: Choosing a Platform299
- IV. Strategy: Devising the Best Screen Possible302
- V. Analysis: Sorting through Several Thousand Data Points303
- VI. Protocol: Macroarray Screening304
- References311
- Chapter 17: Dissection of Chick Genomic Regulatory Regions313
- I. Introduction314
- II. Rationale315
- III. Methods319
- IV. Discussion329
- Acknowledgments335
- References335
- Chapter 18: Computational Approaches to Finding and Analyzing cis-Regulatory Elements337
- I. Structure and Function of cis-Regulatory Elements338
- II. Effective cis-Regulatory Sequence Analysis339
- III. Approaches and Tools for Finding Conserved Sequence Elements342
- IV. Identifying Transcription Factor Binding Sites Computationally352
- Acknowledgments363
- References363
- Chapter 19: Investigating Regulatory Factors and Their DNA Binding Affinities Through Real Time Quan367
- I. Introduction368
- II. Materials for RT-QPCR373
- III. General Principles and Definitions375
- IV. Types of Assays376
- V. Methods of Analysis378
- VI. Assay Setup380
- VII. ChIP and RT-QPCR381
- VIII. Conclusions and Perspectives387
- Acknowledgements389
- References389
- Relevant Websites389
- Index391
- Volumes in Series401
Book details
- Vendor Elsevier S & T
- SKU 9780125641746
- ISBN-13 9780080878799
- Author Bronner-Fraser, Marianne
- Edition 2nd
- Category Science
- Subject Developmental Biology
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This revised edition will continue to serve as the most complete and up-to-date guide to the use of the avian embryo in studies of vertebrate development. It will include new approaches to analysis of the chick genome, gene knock-out studies using RNA interference, morpholinos, and other cutting edge techniques. As with the original edition, emphasis has been placed on providing practical guidance, highlighting potentials and pitfalls of all key cell biological and embryological techniques.
*fully revised second edition
*organized into basic and advanced Methods
*new section on Functional Genomics
*fully revised second edition
*organized into basic and advanced Methods
*new section on Functional Genomics
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