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BIO 351 EXAM 4 (2026/2027) LAB QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+


Early during development of the gastrointestinal system, the gut tube becomes
separated from which structure?
A. Yolk sac
B. Notochord
C. Neural folds
D. Heart
Yolk Sac




FGF1 is sufficient for driving
lung progenitors to proliferate




Which of the following gut tube derived structures result from the fusion of two
separate buds off the tube?
Stomach
Pancreas
Liver
Gall bladder
pancreas

,For the enteric ganglia cells that originated from the vagal neural crest , what
would be the last region of the gut tube populated by these cells?
small intestine




endoderm provides the embryonic source of the
gut tube and is dependent upon Sox17




embryonic folding is associated with the formation of the gut tube by
endoderm from a sheet




(gastrulation) cells in epiblast generate
mesoderm and definitive endoderm (DE)




definitive endoderm replaces the
hypoblast and visceral endoderm




Definitive endoderm distinguished from
mesoderm and visceral endoderm by expression of Sox17

,anterior fore gut fate along gut tube forms
lung and thyroid




posterior fore gut fate along gut tube forms
pancreas




hind-gut fate along gut tube forms
intestine




A-P fate
BMP, FGF, Wnts: high in posterior, low in anterior




lung is specified from an Nkx2.1 expressing region of the
anterior endoderm that undergoes branching morphogenesis and produce surfactant
for air exchange after birth




lung is derived from the
gut tube or endoderm

, lung bud begins as small pouch or
respiratory diverticulum extending from the foregut




lung bud specification of fates:
dorsal mesoderm derived Wnts activate b-catenin and Nkx2.1 in dorsal endoderm
to produce ciliated respiratory epithelia




ventral mesoderm expresses (lung bud specification)
Barx triggers expression of a Wnt antagonist, sFRP and expresses Sox2 to produce
squamous esophageal epithelia




tracheal-esophageal fistulas
derivation of the lung from the foregut




branching morphogenesis
growth from the center outward, must end and generate terminal alveoli, requires
high levels of cell proliferation (BrDU and EdU)




surfactant
transition to air breathing

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