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        EMBRYONIC INDUCTION

CONTENT Induction Embryonic induction Types of embryonic induction Experimental proof by scientists

INTRODUCTION
During the embryogenesis of the 

multicellular organism different kinds of interactions between the different type of tissue at one or other embryonic stages have been observed by many embryologists. One kind of tissue interaction called inductive or embryonic induction.

INDUCTION Ability of one cell or tissue to direct development of another cell or tissue. • One group of cell produce a signal that determine fate of second group of cells. Embryonic Induction • Interaction between the different type of tissues. •It is continuous process of induction as a chain reaction from beginning till the end. Types of Embryonic Induction

  • Endogenous induction
  • Exogenous induction
ENDOGENOUS INDUCTION
•Endogenous inductors are undergoes self differentiation or 

self transformation. •Such endogenous inductions have been reported in mesenchymal cell of echinoidea. EXOGENOUS INDUCTION •In this pattern of induction some external influence of cell or tissue impress on neighboring cell through the process of contact induction

•In homotypic exogenous induction •It induces cell to differentiate according to it after crossing the cell boundaries. Example. Neural inductor stimulie secreted by neural plate cause formation of neural tube and nervous system. •In heterotypic exogenous induction •In this type of embryo transplantation of an embryo from one embryo to another develops into secondary embryo. Example. Formation of complete embryo from inductor stimulie of chordomesoderm.

CITED FROM

  • Banerjee : Developmental biology
  • Verma P. S. and Agrawal V. K. : Chordate Embryology
*Rastogi V. B. : Developmental Biology