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Embryology of the Eye

Date: 
08/18/2009 - 7:00am - 8:00am
Location: 
9th floor conference room
Faculty: 
Dr Willi Halfter
Conference Series: 
Scientific Basis of Vision

Goal & Objectives:
At the conclusion of this conference the attendee should be able to answer the following questions

1. What parts of the embryo generate what parts of the human eye?
 
2. Does the eyes of all species develop the same way?
 
3. What is considered “lens induction” and “transdifferentiation”?
 
4. Pax 6 is considered a master control gene of eye development. Why?
 
5. What is the difference between a transcription factor and a signaling molecule? Name examples.
 
6. Where would you to expect find stem cell in the adult eye, and how would you detect them?
 
7. What are the steps of vascularization of the developing human eye?
 
8. How does the retina develop the various cell and synaptic layers?

Reading Assigment
Please read the material contained in the attached files.
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