Collagen gene expression during development of avian synovial joints: transient expression of types II and XI collagen genes in the joint capsule

Developmental Dynamics : an Official Publication of the American Association of Anatomists
A M NalinL J Sandell

Abstract

The developmental sequence of the embryonic joint has been well studied morphologically. There are, however, no definitive studies of cell function during joint development. In order to begin to understand the differentiation events that contribute to joint formation, we examined the expression of collagen mRNAs encoding types I, IIA, IIB, and XI. In situ hybridization was performed on chicken embryo hind limb buds and digits from day 7 to day 18 (Hamburger and Hamilton stages 31-44). In the day 7 (stage 31) limb bud, there was a condensation of mesenchyme forming the primitive tarsal and metatarsal bones that showed abundant expression of type IIA procollagen message, but no type IIB or type alpha 1(XI) message. By day 8 (stage 33), co-expression of types IIA, and type XI procollagen mRNAs was observed in the condensations, with expression of IIB restricted to early chondrocytes with metachromatically staining matrix. At this stage, DNA fragmentation characteristic of apoptosis was observed in cells near the midline of the interzone region between the developing anlagen, and in areas between and around the individual digits of the paddle. The presumptive apoptotic cells were more numerous at day 9 (stage 35), and were not foun...Continue Reading

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