Ch2 Brain Development Flashcards
_____________ = Neural tube becomes CNS, the cavity becomes ventricles, and in ________ , two days later, (day 26) posterior end closes at spinal cord end.
Primary Neurulation / Secondaty Neurulation
The________ are the bulges from the neural tube
vesicles
The________ are the bends in the neural tube
flexures
There are 3 Primary Vesicles:
Prosencephalon = ________ (becomes ______)
Mesencephalon = ____ (becomes ______)
Rhombencephalon = _______ (becomes ______)
Prosencephalon = forebrain (becomes cerebrum)
Mesencephalon = midbrain (becomes midbrain of brainstem)
Rhombencephalon = hindbrain (becomes brainstem and cerebellum)
There are 2 Primary Flexures: _____ and _____
cervical and cephalic
There are 5 secondary Vesicles :
Prosencephalon divides into: - _______ (becomes ______) and _______ (becomes _______)
Mesencephalon stays the same
Rhombencephalon divides into: _________ (becomes __________ ) and ___________ (becomes ___________)
Prosencephalon divides into: telencephalon (becomes cerebral hemispheres) and diencephalon (becomes thalamus and hypothalamus)
Mesencephalon stays the same
Rhombencephalon divides into: metencephalon (becomes pons and cerebellum) and myelenencephalon (becomes medulla)
__________ = when complete failure to close the neural tube
Craniorachischisis
___________ = when posterior end of neural tube fails to close
myelomeningocele (Severe form of spina bifida)
____________ = when anterior end of neural tube fails to close
Anencephaly (absence of part of CNS)
Supplementation of __________ helps prevent
neural tube defects
folic acid (vitamin B9)
During Secondary Neurulation: problems with _____
sacral end of spinal cord
_____________ : longitudinal fissure is missing or partial, no corpus callosum
Holoprosencephaly