21 Neural Development Flashcards

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1
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What are the 3 stages of neural development?

A

Proliferation, Migration, Differentiation

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What are the two zones involved in the proliferation stage of neural development?

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Marginal & Ventricular zones

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Scaffolds are formed by A._____ cells where daughter cells are B._____ providing a trail for migrating neurons to follow

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A: radial glial cellsB: neuroblast

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Neuroblasts migrate down the scaffold, fill in and become the cortical layers in the mature cortex. True or False

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True

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Dyslexia is associated with developmental abnormalities due to the damage in which layer? A. Subplate, B. Layer VI, C. cortical plate, D. Marginal zone

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D. Marginal zone

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What type of abnormalities would you find in a patients cerebellum?

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Gapping where part of the vermis should be

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During differentiation, how many months until folds and fissures are visible?

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9 Months

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In which layer do amacrine cells form connections with other cells during prenatal retinal development>

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IPL - inner plexiform layer

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During postnatal retinal development, what two cell types build the foundation for the functional circuit?

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Ganglion Cells and Amicrine Cells

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On day 7 of postnatal retinal development, ___ are the last cells to form connecting the IPL and OPL.

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Bipolar Cells

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What are the three phase of ocular pathway formation?

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1) The Axon chooses the right pathway (ipso-lateral or contra-lateral)2) Axon choose the right structure to attach3) Axon choose the right structure to synapse with

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In chemo-attraction and repulsion, ipso-lateral is guided by Slit and contra-lateral is guided by Netrin. True or False.

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False, Ipso-lateral is guided by Netrin and contra-lateral is guided by Slit.

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Neurons from the nasal retina go to the posterior part of tectum, and neurons from the temporal retina go to the anterior part of tectum. True or False.

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True

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Neurons from both nasal and temporal retina grow equally well in membranes from anterior and posterior retina. True or False.

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False, neurons from nasal retina grow equally well, but neurons from temporal retina only grow on membranes from anterior retina.

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During the selective cell death, what determines the survival of input cells.

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The competition for trophic factor determines the survival of input cells, and only those with good functional connection survive.

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What is the role of BDNF during the axonal branching development?

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It helps to stimulate one new branch of dendrite connection.

17
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Plasticity at ______ helps neuron connection more specific.

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Hebb synapses

18
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During the monocular deprivation, after opening the closed eye, the corresponding neurons will be fully recovered. True or False?

A

False, they won’t be recovered very well.

19
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If you break the connections from the basal forebrain complex to the cortex, it doesn’t affect the growth pattern. It depends on the neural transmitters from other parts of the brain.

A

True.

20
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Why does strabismus reduce binocularity?

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Because signals are not coordinitated between two eyes

21
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When does the density synapses reach the peak in human cortex? A. at birth, B. puberty, C. 30 D. 40

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A. 6 months after birth

22
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With age, synapses (increase/decrease), grey matter becomes (thicker or thinner).

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Decrease, thicker

23
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What type/types of growth pattern causes cortical thickness changes in brain? A.cubic, B.quadratic, C.linear, D.all of them above

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D. all of them above

24
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The brain is growing and changing over time. True or False

A

True

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During postnatal retinal development, the horizontal and plexiform cells start to mature and form a circuit on: A. Day 1, B. Day 5, C. Day 7

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B. Day 5