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Summary The migratory properties of hydra cells within the tissue were studied. The extent and direction of cell migration were examined in budding, non-budding, and regenerating animals. Nematocytes and a small number of single big interstitial cells (the multipotent interstitial cells) actively migrate preferentially in an apical direction. Basal migration of these cells occurs only when a bud is present and, in which case, the cells migrate into the developing bud. The regeneration of the hypostome and tentacles does not affect cell migration in either direction, except for apical migration of stenotele nematocytes, which was markedly reduced.This research was supported by National Science Foundation Grant (GB 29284), National Institute of Health Grant (HD 08086-01), and N.I.H. Public Health Service Training Grant (HD 00347). 相似文献
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Georgia E. Lesh-Laurie Dennis C. Brooks Eric R. Kaplan 《Development genes and evolution》1976,180(3):157-174
Summary The results of a combined morphological and biochemical study of the role of DNA synthesis during distal regeneration inHydra oligactis revealed that a burst of3H-thymidine incorporation into DNA preceded the elaboration of each of the initial three tentacles. In addition, the relative level of each burst of precursor incorporation relfected the number of tentacles formed at that time. Cytological localization of concentrated amounts of labeled material in nuclei of the hypostome and tentacle regions provided corroborative evidence for the biochemical findings.Evidence that the increased DNA specific activity levels described above are associated with tentacle initiation derived from studies in which regenerating hydra were cultured in hydroxyurea and studies in which hydra regenerated proximally rather than distally. Hydra regenerating in 8 mg/ml (0.105 M) hydroxyurea developed morphologically recognizable hypostomes but no tentacles, and incorporated3H-thymidine into DNA at a level distinctly below that exhibited by uncut, untreated animals. Similarly, hydra regenerated a normal, functional basal disc in the absence of any increased DNA specific activity. Therefore, it is suggested that tentacle initiation inH. oligactis requires concomitant DNA synthesis and, as such, represents an epimorphic phenomenon. 相似文献
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Stefan Berking 《Development genes and evolution》1979,186(3):189-210
Summary In tissue regenerating the head, the ability to initiate head formation in a host increases with the time allowed for regeneration before grafting, while the foot-initiating ability decreases concomitantly. The reverse was found for tissue about to regenerate a foot. The early divergent changes thus indicated are counteracted in both head and foot regeneration by treatment with an inhibitor (Berking, 1977) in low concentrations.The inhibitor also interferes with processes which determine wether or not hypostome and tentacles are formed, and how many tentacles (if any) appear. The circumferential spacing of the tentacles was regular whether their number was normal or below normal.Secondary axes caused by implanted tissue either detach after having formed a head and a foot (i.e. behave like buds) or do not detach, having only formed a head. This alternative depends on the origin and amount of the implanted tissue and on the position of the implant within the host.The following model based on these findings is proposed: Head and foot formation start with pre-patterns which cause a continuously increasing change of the tissue's ability to initiate a head or a foot. Along the body axis this ability is determined by a graded distribution of sources. As development progresses, the high source density which accumulates in the head region causes the formation of a hypostome and tentacles; the angular spacing of tentacles is also dependent on source density. At a certain low source density foot-formation is initiated. The inhibitor counteracts the increase of source density in head-forming tissue as well as the decrease of source density in foot-forming tissue. It thus appears to be part of the mechanism which controls morphogenesis in hydra. 相似文献
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Dr. Lowell E. Davis 《Cell and tissue research》1976,171(4):499-511
Summary Intramitochondrial crystals are found in normal Hydra as well as in animals undergoing various conditions (budding, regenerating, eserinetreated, and sexual). They appear in all regions of the animal, but seem to be more prevalent at or near the extremities: hypostome, tentacles and basal disk. They are found in all of the seven basic cell types: interstitial, cnidocyte, nerve, epithelio-muscular, gland, mucous and digestive cells. The chemical nature of the intramitochondrial crystals is unknown and their significance remains speculative.This investigation was supported by the National Science Foundation, Grant Number Gb-27395 相似文献
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Dr. C. J. P. Grimmelikhuijzen 《Cell and tissue research》1985,241(1):171-182
Summary Antisera to the sequence Arg-Phe-amide (RF-amide) have a high affinity to the nervous system of fixed hydroid polyps. Whole-mount incubations of several Hydra species with RFamide antisera visualize the three-dimensional structure of an ectodermal nervous system in the hypostome, tentacles, gastric region and peduncle. In the hypostome of Hydra attenuata a ganglion-like structure occurs, consisting of numerous sensory cells located in a region around the mouth opening and a dense plexus of processes which project mostly radially towards the bases of the tentacles. In Hydra oligactis an ectodermal nerve ring was observed lying at the border of hypostome and tentacle bases. This nerve ring consists of a few large ganglion cells with thick processes forming a circle around the hypostome. This is the first direct demonstration of a nerve ring in a hydroid polyp.Incubation of Hydractinia echinata gastrozooids with RFamide antisera visualizes an extremly dense plexus of neuronal processes in body and head regions. A ring of sensory cells around the mouth opening is the first group of neurons to show RFamide immunoreactivity during the development of a primary polyp. In gonozooids the oocytes and spermatophores are covered with strongly immunoreactive neurons.All examples of whole-mount incubations with RF-amide antisera clearly show that hydroid polyps have by no means a diffuse nerve net, as is often believed, and that neuronal centralization and plexus formation are common in these animals. The examples also show that treatment of intact fixed animals with RFamide antisera is a useful technique to study the anatomy or development of a principal portion of the hydroid nervous system. 相似文献
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P M Bode T A Awad O Koizumi Y Nakashima C J Grimmelikhuijzen H R Bode 《Development (Cambridge, England)》1988,102(1):223-235
The head of a hydra is composed of two parts, a domed hypostome with a mouth at the top and a ring of tentacles below. When animals are decapitated a new head regenerates. During the process of regeneration the apical tip passes through a transient stage in which it exhibits tentacle-like characteristics before becoming a hypostome. This was determined from markers which appeared before morphogenesis took place. The first was a monoclonal antibody, TS-19, that specifically binds to the ectodermal epithelial cells of the tentacles. The second was an antiserum against the peptide Arg-Phe-amide (RFamide), which in the head of hydra is specific to the sensory cells of the hypostomal apex and the ganglion cells of the lower hypostome and tentacles. The TS-19 expression and the ganglion cells with RFamide-like immunoreactivity (RLI) arose first at the apex and spread radially. Once the tentacles began evaginating in a ring, both the TS-19 antigen and RLI+ ganglion cells gradually disappeared from the presumptive hypostome area and RLI+ sensory cells appeared at the apex. By tracking tissue movements during morphogenesis it became clear that the apical cap, in which these changes took place, did not undergo tissue turnover. The implications of this tentacle-like stage for patterning the two-part head are discussed. 相似文献
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Hydras were cut in the middle of the gastral part of the body. The part with the hypostome is marked as H, and the one with the foot as P. Both parts were treated with actinomycine D in 0,5 mg : 200 ml water solution. H-parts are much more sensitive to the effect of actinomycine than P-parts, and P lives considerably longer. It is supposed that such reaction are the result of specificity of H and P cell composition, and of the growth direction which is characteristic of hydra in general. H-part has a proportionally greater number of differentiated cells and this relatively smaller number of non-differentiated cells is spent in it quicker than in P-part in which they are more numerous. The growth direction has a decisive influence on further life of H- respectively P-part. Namely, H- in growth direction does not have any damaged body regions (hypostome and tentacles are intact) and it lacks the amputated P-part i.e. gastral region with foot: the region which is on the opposite side of growth direction of hydra. H-part has all the characteristic cells of this body region, so after amputation mostly it does not change. Unfavourable effect of citostatic manifests sooner and H-part desintegrates quicker. On the contrary, P-part lacks the hypostome with tentacles, and these are the body parts in the growth direction. Zimogen cells can dedifferentiate and differentiate. The hypostome and tentacles regenerate as far as is allowed by actinomycine. 相似文献
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Takahashi T Hatta M Yum S Gee L Ohtani M Fujisawa T Bode HR 《Development (Cambridge, England)》2005,132(9):2225-2234
Hym-301 is a peptide that was discovered as part of a project aimed at isolating novel peptides from hydra. We have isolated and characterized the gene Hym-301, which encodes this peptide. In an adult, the gene is expressed in the ectoderm of the tentacle zone and hypostome, but not in the tentacles. It is also expressed in the developing head during bud formation and head regeneration. Treatment of regenerating heads with the peptide resulted in an increase in the number of tentacles formed, while treatment with Hym-301 dsRNA resulted in a reduction of tentacles formed as the head developed during bud formation or head regeneration. The expression patterns plus these manipulations indicate the gene has a role in tentacle formation. Furthermore, treatment of epithelial animals indicates the gene directly affects the epithelial cells that form the tentacles. Raising the head activation gradient, a morphogenetic gradient that controls axial patterning in hydra, throughout the body column results in extending the range of Hym-301 expression down the body column. This indicates the range of expression of the gene appears to be controlled by this gradient. Thus, Hym-301 is involved in axial patterning in hydra, and specifically in the regulation of the number of tentacles formed. 相似文献
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SYNOPSIS. Pieces of hydra tissue of various sizes and shapeswere cut from the body columns of adult hydra and allowed toregenerate. The proportions of the resulting animals were determinedfirst by counting cells in the head and body, and secondly bymeasuring the structures directly using an ocular micrometer. Head-body proportions were found to be constant over a tenfoldsize range. Very small regenerates had a larger head fractionand large budding regenerates had a smaller head fraction. Extrastructures developed in certain shape pieces, but total head-bodytissue remained proportional. More detailed measurement of thehead showed that the hypostome regulated only slightly withtotal size change, while the tentacle tissue varied considerablyto maintain the head-body ratio. This suggested that the patterningof the hypostome and the tentacles might involve separate processes,with the latter being responsible for proportion regulation.While the body mass appeared to be determined by the proportioningmechanism, its circumference was related to the circumferenceof the hypostome, suggesting a causal relationship between thetwo organizers and the column shaping. The basal disc remainedproportional to the body except in the smallest pieces. A Gierer-Meinhardtpattern formation scheme could account for the results found. 相似文献
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Stalked hydra exposed to 3 µg/ml actinomycin D for 24hr exhibited a restriction in the patterning of tentacle morphogenesis.The two-tentacied morphological modification manifested in regeneratinghydra was correlated with a reduction both in RNA synthesisin the hypostomal region of the animal and in the DMA syntheticactivity associated with normal tentacle elaboration. The tentaclesformed on actinomycin D-treated animals developed in the propersequence, however. In time the modification disappeared, indicatingthat the effect was reversible. Histological studies demonstrated depleted interstitial cell(I-cell) populations along the body column of actinomycin D-treatedhydra. Replacing the hypostomes of actinomycin D-treated hydrawith normal hypostomes reversed the cellular effects of actinomyinD exposure. All morphological and biochemical modifications in tentaclemorphogenesis occurring after actinomycin D treatment were consistentwith an impairment of hypostomal function in the animal. Evidencefrom 3H-actinomycin D autoradiography provided support for theproposal that the nervous system was the morphological siteof this malfunction. 相似文献
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Lateral grafting of small pieces of midregion tissue into different levels of the hydra body column was done to assess the influence of the host hypostome and basal disc (or, of the underlying morphogenetic gradients) in inducing secondary structures in the transplanted tissue; and also to identify the role, if any, of the induced secondary structures (or, perturbed morphogen gradients) on the pattern of the host. The same midpiece tissue differentiated to a basal disc when grafted near the host hypostome, and to a small hypostome with tentacles when grafted near the host basal disc. Chimeras with induced secondary basal discs showed a phenomenal increase in budding compared to the controls and to the chimeras having induced hypostomes. These results indicate a positive cross-reaction between both organizing regions during patterning in hydra. 相似文献
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The relative sizes of the various structures in Hydra attenuata were compared over a broad range of animal sizes to determine in detail the ability to regulate proportions during regeneration. The three components of the head, namely hypostome, tentacles, and tentacle zone from which the tentacles emerge, the body column, and the basal disc were all measured separately. Ectodermal cell number was used as the measure of size. The results showed that the basal disc proportioned exactly over a 40-fold size range, and the tentacle tissue proportioned exactly over a 20-fold size range. In contrast, the hypostome and tentacle zone proportioned allometrically. With decreasing size, the hypostome and tentacle zone became an increasing fraction of the animal at the expense of body tissue, and in the very smallest regenerates at the expense of tentacle tissue. In their current form, the reaction-diffusion models proposed for pattern regulation in hydra are not consistent with the data. 相似文献
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The basis for the differentiation of l-glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (-GPDH) into larval and adult isozymes in Drosophila melanogaster was investigated by the correlation of a lack of appearance of each isozyme during development within Drosophila bearing -GPDH null alleles and by the study of a putative conversion factor. Conversion studies indicate the presence of a heat-labile RNase-resistant conversion factor present in crude larval extracts with the ability to convert GPDH-1 to GPDH-2 and GPDH-3 but not vice versa. In addition, null mutations at the Gpdh locus obliterate all isozymatic species of -GPDH in all developmental stages. These observations suggest that all -GPDH isozymes are the product of a single structural gene and that the multiple forms of this enzyme arise during successive developmental stages through an epigenetic modification of the primary Gpdh
+ polypeptide. Finally, observations are reported which bear on the functional divergence of the -glycerophosphate cycle in the adult and larval stage of development.This investigation was supported in part by NIH Research Grant No. GM-15691 and Genetics Training Grant No. 2 TI GM-685 at the University of North Carolina and by NIH Research Grant No. GM-11546 at North Carolina State University.Paper No. 5054 of the Journal Series of the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station, Raleigh, North Carolina. 相似文献
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Summary The developmental mutant of Drosophila (ora
JK84) is characterized by nonfunctional photoreceptor cells (R1–6), while the R7/R8 cells are normal. A fundamental question is: Does the near absence of photosensitive membranes inhibit development of the Rl-6 axons and their synapses at the other end of the cell? The retina and first optic neuropile (lamina ganglionaris) were examined with freeze-fracture technique and high voltage electron microscopy. R1–6 have reduced rhabdomere caps; rhabdomeric microvilli have about 50% of the normal diameter and 20% of the normal length. Affected cells exhibit prominent vacuoles which appear to communicate with some highly convoluted microvillar membranes. Almost no P-face particles (putative rhodopsin molecules) are present in the R1–6 rhabdomeres, and particle densities are lower in R7 than previously reported. Near the rhabdomere caps, microvilli of R1–6 are fairly normal, but at more proximal levels they are greatly diminished in length and changed in orientation, while at still more proximal levels they are lost. R1–6, R7, and R8 axons from each ommatidium are bundled into normal pseudocartridges beneath the basement membrane. No abnormalities are found in the lamina ganglionaris, and all synaptic associations as well as the presumed virgin synapses (of R1–6) appear normal. No glial anomalies are present, and R7/R8 axons project through the lamina in the usual fashion. These fine structural findings are correlated with known electrophysiological, biochemical, and behavioral correlates of both sets of photoreceptors (R1–6, and R7/R8).This study was supported substantially by the UW-HVEM Laboratory, in addition to a Faculty Development Award, a UMC Biomedical Research Support Grant N.I.H. RR07053 to W.S.S., and a Hatch Grant, Project 2100 to S.D.C. Freeze fracture was done at the Wisconsin Regional Primate Research Center, N.I.H. Grant RR00167. We thank Professor Hans Ris, Dr. J. Pawley, Dr. D. Neuberger, and Ms. M. Bushlow, HVEM Laboratory, Dept. of Zoology, UW. We also thank Mrs. K. Srivastava, Mr. M.B. Garment, Mr. G. Gaard, and Mr. D. Liu for technical assistance. 相似文献
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Tissue dynamics of steady state growth in Hydra littoralis. II. Patterns of tissue movement 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
R D Campbell 《Journal of morphology》1967,121(1):19-28
In the column of hydra, tissues continually move away from a region located just underthe whorl of tentacles. Above this subtentacular region, tissues proceed into the hypostome and tentacles; below it tissues pass into the buds or continue down the stalk. These movements represent a steady state pattern of tissue renewal in which column growth is balanced by tissue loss at the body extremities. But the existence of a subtentacular zone in which tissue appears stationary does not necessarily indicate that growth is restrictedto this region, as is commonly stated. The body column of hydra can be viewed as an expanding cylinder whose elongation is balanced by tissue loss at the two ends. In such a body there must be one region from whichtissue appears to emanate, regardless of how growth is distributed along the cylinder. Only the rates at which tissues move will be characteristic of the underlying growthpattern. In Hydra littoralis, the measured rates of tissue movement down the gastric column are consistent with the distributions of mitotic figures, which indicate that growth is spread out along the column. 相似文献
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Sandra Münder Susanne Tischer Maresa Grundhuber Nathalie Büchels Nadine Bruckmeier Stefanie Eckert Carolin A. Seefeldt Andrea Prexl Tina Käsbauer Angelika Böttger 《Developmental biology》2013
Local self-activation and long ranging inhibition provide a mechanism for setting up organising regions as signalling centres for the development of structures in the surrounding tissue. The adult hydra hypostome functions as head organiser. After hydra head removal it is newly formed and complete heads can be regenerated. The molecular components of this organising region involve Wnt-signalling and β-catenin. However, it is not known how correct patterning of hypostome and tentacles are achieved in the hydra head and whether other signals in addition to HyWnt3 are needed for re-establishing the new organiser after head removal. Here we show that Notch-signalling is required for re-establishing the organiser during regeneration and that this is due to its role in restricting tentacle activation. Blocking Notch-signalling leads to the formation of irregular head structures characterised by excess tentacle tissue and aberrant expression of genes that mark the tentacle boundaries. This indicates a role for Notch-signalling in defining the tentacle pattern in the hydra head. Moreover, lateral inhibition by HvNotch and its target HyHes are required for head regeneration and without this the formation of the β-catenin/Wnt dependent head organiser is impaired. Work on prebilaterian model organisms has shown that the Wnt-pathway is important for setting up signalling centres for axial patterning in early multicellular animals. Our data suggest that the integration of Wnt-signalling with Notch-Delta activity was also involved in the evolution of defined body plans in animals. 相似文献
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SADAO YASUGI 《Development, growth & differentiation》1974,16(3):171-180
Lithium chloride treatment of hydras cut just proximal to the tentacle circle and just distal to the budding region induces a supernumerary head at the proximal cut surface. Such a supernumerary head does not appear in the normal course of regeneration. The bipolar hydra thus formed persists for several weeks and later separates to form two normal individuals. The supernumerary head is not formed at the proximal cut surface when the hydra is transected just distal to the budding zone and the distal portion is allowed to regenerate in the Li-containing medium. LiCl has a slight inhibitory effect on the regeneration of hypostomes or tentacles when the animal is cut at the base of the hypostome. 相似文献
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D. A. Hickey 《Biochemical genetics》1981,19(7-8):783-796
Purified amylases from high- and low-activity variants of Drosophila melanogaster showed identical specific activities. Immunoelectrophoresis of crude larval homogenates showed severalfold differences between strains in the amounts of cross-reacting material. Control of amylase activity is trans-acting in heterozygotes between high- and low-activity variants. These results suggest the existence of polymorphic regulatory genes affecting the production levels of amylase protein in D. melanogaster.This work was supported by Grant GM-21279 from the Institute of General Medical Science of the NIH to R. C. Lewontin and by an Operating Grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Canada to D. A. Hickey. 相似文献
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The precision with which an almost uniform sheet of hydra cells develops into a complete animal was measured quantitatively. Pieces of tissue of varying dimensions were cut from the body column of an adult hydra and allowed to regenerate. The regenerated animals were assayed for number of heads (hypostomes plus tentacle rings), head attempts (body tentacles), and basal discs. To ascertain whether the head and body were reformed in normal proportions, the average number of epithelial cells in the heads and bodies was measured. Pieces of tissue, from to an adult in size, formed heads that were a constant fraction of the regenerate. Thus, over a 10-fold size range, a proportioning mechanism was operating to divide the tissue into head area and body area quite precisely, but appeared to reach limits at the extremes of the range. However, the regenerates were not all normal miniatures with one hypostome and one basal disc. As the width-length ratio of the cut piece was increased beyond the circumference-length ratio of the intact body column, the incidence of extra hypostomes in the “head” and body tentacles and extra basal discs in the “body” rose dramatically. A proportioning mechanism based on the Gierer-Meinhardt model for pattern formation is presented to explain the results. 相似文献
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We have characterized biochemical effects of Idh
GB1
in Drosophila melanogaster. This is a null-activity allele for NADP+-dependent isocitrate dehydrogenase (NADP-IDH) isolated from a natural population. The homozygous mutant strain has 5% of the NADP-IDH specific activity found in controls and less than 24% of the immunologically cross-reacting material (CRM). This mutation maps to 27.2 on the third chromosome, to the right of h. The biochemical phenotype of this mutant strain includes a coordinate reduction in malic enzyme (ME) specific activity and CRM and an increase in specific activity for the pentose-phosphate shunt enzymes, 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase. The K
m
values for purified NADP-IDH are not different from those found for the purified control enzyme for NADP+ or isocitrate. It is suggested that this allele may represent a cis-acting control mutation for one of at least two loci involved in the production of NADP-IDH in D. melanogaster.Research supported by an Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research Establishment Grant to MMB and a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Operating Grant to JHW. 相似文献