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DEV3011 - Experimental developmental biology and disease modelling - S1 2026

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Developmentally, why do snakes lack limbs?
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What is a pentadactyl limb?
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A duck retains webbing between the digits on its feet. What is the most likely developmental explanation for this phenomenon?
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Which major morphogen plays a key role in limb anterior-posterior patterning (thumb to little finger in human, or big toe to little toe)?
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Which statement below about Hox genes and limb development is correct?
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A mouse embryo has a loss-of-function mutation in Fgf10 gene. What is the likely outcome in the limb?
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Consider the limb bud below, in which a chicken embryo has a gene mutation that blocks proper formation of the structure marked by X.

What is the first and most obvious defect that

would occur in the limb bud if tissue X failed to form?

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What are the two main signaling centres in the limb bud?
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The image below shows whole mount in situ hybridisation staining for mRNA expression in a mouse embryo.

 What is the most likely gene being examined here?
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The image below shows a spermatogonium that will give rise to four haploid gametes. Note the position of the labelled alleles.

What is the most likely result after meiosis to generate these four gametes?
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