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CNS organization/development Flashcards

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different neuro-directions

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@ an anglerostral (ant)caudaldorsal (superior in brain, regular in cord)ventral (inf in brain, regular in cord)

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cranial and spinal nerves

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12 CN31 SN

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3
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tract akas

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pedunclefasciculuslemniscus

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4
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anterograde

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away from cell bodyAPs, transport

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retrograde

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toward cell bodytransport

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6
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gastrulation time

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3rd week

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sonic hedgehog

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inducertranscription factorsignaling molecule released from notochord

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stages of neurolation

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  1. induce ecto over noto to thicken and form neural plate2. plate invaginates –> neural groove3. deepen + form neural crests4. crests merge @ midline –> hollow neural tube
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nervous system germ layer origin

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ectoderm

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10
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CNS origin

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neural tube

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neural tube defect markers

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high AFP (alpha fetoprotein)high AChE (acetylcholinesterase)

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neural fold –> neural tube steps

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middle closes first (day 23)rostral next (25)caudal last (27)

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13
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neural tube symmetry

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dorsal half - Alar plate - sensoryventral half - basal plate - motor

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14
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neuro development - primary vesicles

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prosencephalon (forebrain) mesencephalon (midbrain)rhombencephalon (hindbrain)

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neuro development - secondary vesicles

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pro –> telencephalon, diencephalonmesencephalon –> mesencephalonrhom –> metencephalon, myelencephalon

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telencephalon –>

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cerebral hemispheresmost of basal ganglialateral ventricles

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diencephalon –>

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thalamushypothalamuspineal glandretinaoptic nervethird ventricle

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mesencephalon –>

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midbraincerebral aqueduct

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metencephalon –>

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ponscerebellum4th ventricle

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myelencephalon –>

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medullafourth ventricle

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epithalamus aka

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pineal gland

22
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thalamus

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means inner chamberrelay to cortex

23
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pineal gland aka

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epithalamus

24
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myelin making cells

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schwann cells (PNS)oligodendrocytes (CNS)

25
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MS

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autoimmunedemyelinating (affect oligodendrocytes) –> CNS and optic nerve

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neuroectoderm (neural tube) –>

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CNSoptic nerve/retinapineal glandneurohypophysisastrocytesoligodendrocytes

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neuroectoderm (neural crest) –>

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PNSadrenal medullagangliamelanocytesschwann cellsmeningespharyngeal arch cartilageodontoblastsparafollicular cellsaorticopulmonary septumendocardial cushions

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anencephaly

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failure of anterior neuropore to close (rostral)brain doesn’t developpolyhydramniosincompatible w/ lifeAFP and AChE up

29
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spina bifida types

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spina bifida occultaspina bifida w/ meningocelespina bifida w/ meningomyelocelespina bifida w/ myeloschisis

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spina bifida occulta

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posterior neuropore doesn’t close (+ doesn’t induce bone growth)mildest formno vert around cordno up in AFPtuft of hair over lumbar

31
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spina bifida w/ meningocele

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meninges cyst protrude through vert defect (lined by dura and arachnoid)AFP upspinal cord in place

32
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spinal bifida w/ menigomyelocele

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meninges and spinal cord protrude through vert defect (lined by dura and arachnoid)increase in AFPlower limb weakness/sensory loss

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spina bifida w/ myeloschisis

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most severespinal cord can be seen externallyincrease in AFP and AChE

34
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sys cap vs brain cap

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brain: no fenestrations, occluding (tight) jxnsno free exchange

35
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types of BBB transport

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diffusionselective transportion channels

36
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BBB diffusion examples

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CO2O2(lipid soluble gases)

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BBB selective transport examples

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glucoseAAvit K, D(water-soluble)

38
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BBB ion channels examples

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NaK

39
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drugs and BBB

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lipid soluble diffuse readily:heroin, ethanol, nicotine

40
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neoplasms and BBB

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neoplasms have leaky caps –> vasogenic edemacontrast material

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