Craniofacial Development Flashcards

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What are the 5 prominences that contribute to face and jaws? (name specific contributions)

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Frontonasal prominence (forehead/nasal region)

2 maxillary prominences (upper lip) and 2 mandibular prominences (jaw, floor of mouth, part of tongue)
Both from branchial arch 1

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Stomodeum

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  • Depression/cavity formed in embryo folding
  • Lined w/ ectoderm and internally cont w/ foregut
  • Future mouth
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What do the ectodermal nasal placodes do?

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  • Invaginate –> nasal pits

- This divides the nasal part of the frontonasal prominence into MEDIAL and LATERAL nasal prominences

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What forms the upper lip?

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2 maxillary prominences and medial nasal prominence (cleft lip if do not fuse fully/properly)

Problems –> cleft LIP

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Formation of Ears and Neck

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1st/2nd branchial arches=external ear, middle ear bones, external auditory meatus

Ectoderm otic placodes = inner ear (SENSORY)

3rd/4th branchial arches = neck

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What forms the palate? (ant/post)

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NEURAL CREST CELLS

Anterior (primary) = medial palatine process fuses w/ lateral palatine shelf

Posterior (secondary) = 2 lateral palatine shelves fuse together

**Problems –> cleft PALATE

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What germ layers are pouches derived from?

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Endoderm and ectoderm

Endoderm = epithelium 
Ectoderm = neural crest cells
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Which ear bones are derived from branchial arch 1? branchial arch 2?

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1- incus and malleus

2- stapes

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Holoprosencephaly

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  • Midface reduction in midline tissues
  • May be die to dec in Shh which is responsible for forebrain induction (so no induction means dec midline structures)
  • Shh also regulates crest development which would affect facial bones/cart/connective tissue
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Fetal Retinoid Syndrome Facial Effects

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RA regulates Hox patterning in hindbrain and branchial arches

RA also regulates Shh (also messes w/ later facial development)

So this disorder (inc RA) –> mispatterning of hindbrain and crests –> underdevelopment of face, CNS probs, palate defects

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Treacher Collins Syndrome

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  • Hypoplasia of mandible (lower jaw too small)
  • Mutations in TCOF1 gene which encodes treacle
  • Loss of treacle –> neural crest cell death
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DiGeorge Syndrome Facial Effects

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  • Tbx1 mutation
  • Tbx1 normally influences migration of neural crest cells in branchial arches AND pouches 3 and 4
  • No Tbx1 –> underdevelopment of pouches 3/4 –> parathyroid/thyroid and thymus under develop –> infections (thymus) and abnormal calcium regulation leading to seizures (parathyroid/thyroid)
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What causes induction of the forebrain in development?

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Prechordal mesoderm gives of Shh which induces

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