CNS Embryology Flashcards
When is the embryonic period
Conception to week 8
When is the Fetal Period
Week 8 to Birth
When is the Neonatal Period
After birth
Where does the neural plate develop from ( which layer )
Embryonic ectoderm
Inner Cell Mass is converted into
Trilaminar embryonic disc
4 extra embryonic membrane
Fetus will develop from the ?
Embryonic Disc
What are the layers of the embryonic disc ( from outer to inner )
Ectoderm
Mesoderm
Endoderm
What does the ectoderm differentiate into ( 5 )
Epidermis of skin Nervous Tissue Pituitary Gland Adrenal Medulla Teeth and Lens
What does the mesoderm differentiate into ( 8 )
Epithelial lining of blood vessels Dermis of Skin Muscle Tissue Connective Tissue Heart Kidney and Ureters Adrenal Cortex Spleen Internal Reproductive Organs
What does the endoderm differentiate into ( 8 )
Epithelial lining of resp and GI Liver Gallbladder Pancreas Thymus Thyroid Parathyroid Palatine Tonsils
What happens during gastrulation ( what is formed )
Formation of primitive streak
Formation of notochord
What kind of cells form the notochord
Mesodermal Cells
What makes the neural plate
A thickened layer of the endoderm
Once the notochord induces the specialisation of neural plate, what do you get
Neural Groove
After the neural plates develops the longitudinal neural groove, what do you get on each side
Neural Folds
Where does the neural folds fuse and what does it form
It fuses in the median plane and will form neural tube. After that, neural tube will separate from surface ectoderm.
When neural tube separates from the ectoderm, what structure is formed?
Neural crest
What does the neural crest form ( 3 )
Dorsal Root Ganglia
Autonomic Ganglia
Pia / Arachnoid Mater
When does neurulation end
By week 4
Where are neuropores formed on the neural tube
Rostral and caudal part of the neural tube
When the neural plate expands rostrally, what structure develops from it
The brain
When the neural tube separates from the surface ectoderm what is formed
Neural Crest
What develops from the neural crest
Dorsal Root Ganglia
Autonomic Ganglia
Pia and Arachnoid Mater
When the rostral neuropore closes, the thickened neural folds fuse to form 3 primary brain vesicles
Forebrain ( Prosencephalon )
Midbrain ( Mesencephalon )
Hindbrain ( Rhombencephalon )