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The external grooves between pharyngeal arches
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Fused endoderm and ectoderm between arches. In fish gills slits form in them.
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Ventral aorta from heart feeds 5 pairs of arch arteries which coalesce into ____
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Mandibular prominence of pharyngeal arch 1 forms
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Arch 4 and 6 nerve
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Prominance that overlies the forebrain
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___affects rhombomere identity/ causes differential development of rhombomeres
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Isthmic organizer secretes
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______secretes FGF8 to establish the Telencephalon
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_____is an area in the middle of the diencephalon that secretes Shh
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+Otx2 +Fgf8 (no Wnt or Shh)
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+Otx2 +Shh (no Wnt or Fgf8)
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Boundary between forebrain and midbrain that involves a ventral folding of the neural tube ___
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Cervical Flexure = boundary between ____________and ______________
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Pontine flexure = in the __________ . Folds the ________onto the _________
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Neural Canal in the diencephalon
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Inner layer/closest to central canal of neural tube. Proliferating cells - neuroepithelial cells round here into mitotic cells, which make young neurons, glial cells and ependymal cells.
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Middle layer of differentiating neural tube, where cell bodies of neurons sit.
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Areas where there are multiple waves of cytodifferentiation causing strippings of grey and white matter
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Area where grey and white matter are reversed
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Molecule synthesized by ventral NT and notochord
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Molecule synthesized by dorsal NT
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Intermediolateral cell columns house cell bodies for neurons that are part of ________and _________
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In the eye neurectoderm forms:
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Ectoderm of the eye forms:
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When optic vesicle touches overlying ectoderm, the overlying ectoderm thickens into a ______
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_____forms from the cells at the transition in the optic cup from neural retina to pigmented epithelium
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The signal transmitting neuron layer has neuron cell bodies in the __________and axons in the ___________
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A group of cells that are morphologically indistinguishable from the cells around them, but they're already committed
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___signals from the ________are essential to split a signal eye field into 2 - and development of intervening structures
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Shh is not present which causes the eye field to not split = __________
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Formed from pharyngeal cleft 1 and ectoderm covering pharyngeal arches 1 and 2
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Arch 2 nerve
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Arch 2 artery
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Arch 3 nerve
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Arch 1 artery
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Blockage of flow or overproduction or underproduction of CSF in the ventricles
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Arch 1 Nerve
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Failure of intermaxillary prominence to fuse with maxillary prominences
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Prosencephalon becomes:
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Rhombencephalon becomes
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+Otx2 + Fgf8 +Wnt
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+Gbx2 - Fgf8 - Wnt
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Drainage of excess CSF fluid from the brain ventricles into the peritoneal cavity
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Layer of axons, white matter
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Alar (_____)NT cells form columns of _________neurons
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Optic vesicle invaginates to form ____
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Inner layer of optic cup forms _____________and outer layer of optic cup forms__________
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Incomplete division of prosencephalon -1 cerebral hemisphere (forebrain fails to develop)
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Forms from 1st pharyngeal pouch endoderm and 1st and 2nd pharyngeal arch mesenchyme and neural crest cells
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Pharyngeal Pouch 2
Thymus
Palantine tonsils
Inferior parathyroid gland
Superior parathyroid gland
A and b
A and c
B and c
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Maxillary prominence of pharyngeal arch 1 forms
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Pharyngeal cleft 1
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Grow towards each other and fuse with each other and the primary palate to form the secondary palate
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+Gbx2 +Fgf8 + Wnt
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____and_____are formed by evagination of prosencephalon
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__________vascularizes the retina and lens vesicle. The lens portion regresses and the part in the retina becomes the ___________
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How neurons know where to go: sensing and exploring the environment
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Arch 3 bones
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Pharyngeal Pouch 4
Thymus
Palantine tonsils
Inferior parathyroid gland
Superior parathyroid gland
A and b
A and c
B and c
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Muscles arch 1
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Arch 2 muscles
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Arch 3 artery
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Pharyngeal Pouch 3
Thymus
Palantine tonsils
Inferior parathyroid gland
Superior parathyroid gland
A and b
A and c
B and c
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Lens placode invaginates and detaches to form the _____
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Neurons know where to go based on diffusible factors, adhesion molecules, excellular matrix proteins, trophic factors
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Pharyngeal arch #1 is formed by which 2 prominences?
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Metencephalon
Retina
Olfactory Lobes
Cerebellum
Medulla
Midbrain
Hippocampus
Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Pons
Cerebrum
Epithalamus
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Arch 4 and 6 muscles
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Left and right medial nasal processes fuse to form the
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Important for midbrain, metencephalon and myelencephalon identity
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Myelencephalon
Retina
Olfactory Lobes
Cerebellum
Medulla
Midbrain
Hippocampus
Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Pons
Cerebrum
Epithalamus
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Cerebral aqueduct is in which part of the brain?
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Basal (_______) NT cells form columns of _________neurons
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Striated muscle (of pharyngeal arches) is dervied from
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Arch 2 bones
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Arch 4 and 6 bones
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Intermaxillary process gives rise to
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TFs that separate the hindbrain from the mid and forebrain
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Cells in lens vesicle elongate, fill the lumen and differentiate into:
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3 layers of neurons in the neural retina from bottom to top
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Master eye control gene - one of the genes that specifies the 'eye field' of neurectoderm
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Gbx-2 is expressed in the mid and forebrain
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Diencephalon
Retina
Olfactory Lobes
Cerebellum
Medulla
Midbrain
Hippocampus
Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Pons
Cerebrum
Epithalamus
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Telencephalon
Retina
Olfactory Lobes
Cerebellum
Medulla
Midbrain
Hippocampus
Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Pons
Cerebrum
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Each pharyngeal arch consists of:
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Arch 3 muscle
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Metencephalon
Retina
Olfactory Lobes
Cerebellum
Medulla
Midbrain
Hippocampus
Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Pons
Cerebrum
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Neural crest + mesoderm in the eye form:
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Arch 4 and 6 arteries
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Pharyngeal Pouch 1 forms
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Each arch CONTAINS:
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Otic vesicle (of inner ear) forms:
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Reasons that neuronal columns disappear in the brain
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The external grooves between pharyngeal arches
Fused endoderm and ectoderm between arches. In fish gills slits form...
Ventral aorta from heart feeds 5 pairs of arch arteries which coalesce...
Mandibular prominence of pharyngeal arch 1 forms
Arch 4 and 6 nerve
Prominance that overlies the forebrain
___affects rhombomere identity/ causes differential development of...
Isthmic organizer secretes
______secretes FGF8 to establish the Telencephalon
_____is an area in the middle of the diencephalon that secretes Shh
+Otx2 +Fgf8 (no Wnt or Shh)
+Otx2 +Shh (no Wnt or Fgf8)
Boundary between forebrain and midbrain that involves a ventral...
Cervical Flexure = boundary between ____________and ______________
Pontine flexure = in the __________ . Folds the ________onto the...
Neural Canal in the diencephalon
Inner layer/closest to central canal of neural tube. Proliferating...
Middle layer of differentiating neural tube, where cell bodies of...
Areas where there are multiple waves of cytodifferentiation causing...
Area where grey and white matter are reversed
Molecule synthesized by ventral NT and notochord
Molecule synthesized by dorsal NT
Intermediolateral cell columns house cell bodies for neurons that are...
In the eye neurectoderm forms:
Ectoderm of the eye forms:
When optic vesicle touches overlying ectoderm, the overlying ectoderm...
_____forms from the cells at the transition in the optic cup from...
The signal transmitting neuron layer has neuron cell bodies in the...
A group of cells that are morphologically indistinguishable from the...
___signals from the ________are essential to split a signal eye field...
Shh is not present which causes the eye field to not split =...
Formed from pharyngeal cleft 1 and ectoderm covering pharyngeal arches...
Arch 2 nerve
Arch 2 artery
Arch 3 nerve
Arch 1 artery
Blockage of flow or overproduction or underproduction of CSF in the...
Arch 1 Nerve
Failure of intermaxillary prominence to fuse with maxillary...
Prosencephalon becomes:
Rhombencephalon becomes
+Otx2 + Fgf8 +Wnt
+Gbx2 - Fgf8 - Wnt
Drainage of excess CSF fluid from the brain ventricles into the...
Layer of axons, white matter
Alar (_____)NT cells form columns of _________neurons
Optic vesicle invaginates to form ____
Inner layer of optic cup forms _____________and outer layer of optic...
Incomplete division of prosencephalon -1 cerebral hemisphere...
Forms from 1st pharyngeal pouch endoderm and 1st and 2nd pharyngeal...
Pharyngeal Pouch 2
Maxillary prominence of pharyngeal arch 1 forms
Pharyngeal cleft 1
Grow towards each other and fuse with each other and the primary...
+Gbx2 +Fgf8 + Wnt
____and_____are formed by evagination of prosencephalon
__________vascularizes the retina and lens vesicle. The lens portion...
How neurons know where to go: sensing and exploring the environment
Arch 3 bones
Pharyngeal Pouch 4
Muscles arch 1
Arch 2 muscles
Arch 3 artery
Pharyngeal Pouch 3
Lens placode invaginates and detaches to form the _____
Neurons know where to go based on diffusible factors, adhesion...
Pharyngeal arch #1 is formed by which 2 prominences?
Metencephalon
Arch 4 and 6 muscles
Left and right medial nasal processes fuse to form the
Important for midbrain, metencephalon and myelencephalon identity
Myelencephalon
Cerebral aqueduct is in which part of the brain?
Basal (_______) NT cells form columns of _________neurons
Striated muscle (of pharyngeal arches) is dervied from
Arch 2 bones
Arch 4 and 6 bones
Intermaxillary process gives rise to
TFs that separate the hindbrain from the mid and forebrain
Cells in lens vesicle elongate, fill the lumen and differentiate into:
3 layers of neurons in the neural retina from bottom to top
Master eye control gene - one of the genes that specifies the 'eye...
Gbx-2 is expressed in the mid and forebrain
Diencephalon
Telencephalon
Each pharyngeal arch consists of:
Arch 3 muscle
Metencephalon
Neural crest + mesoderm in the eye form:
Arch 4 and 6 arteries
Pharyngeal Pouch 1 forms
Each arch CONTAINS:
Otic vesicle (of inner ear) forms:
Reasons that neuronal columns disappear in the brain
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