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Development of the Face, Jaws and Mouth Flashcards

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1
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what is a placode?

A

Area of ectoderm found at the location of the developing special sense organs on the embryo.

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what is a nasal placode?

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Placodes that develop into olfactory organ for the sensation of smell located in the mature nose.

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3
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name this facial swelling

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fronto-nasal prominence

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4
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name this facial swelling

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1st arch

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stomatodeum

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6
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name this facial swelling

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maxillary process

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mandibular process

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8
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what is pseudofusion of a pharyngeal groove? example?

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not true fusion
Groove is eliminated through tissues in the groove proliferating

Between medial nasal prominence

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example pseudofusion

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10
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what is true fusion between pharyngeal grooves? example?

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True separate processes growing towards each other

Between medial nasal prominence and maxillary process

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11
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what happens in the 4th week of face development?

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Stomodeum bound by the 5 processes (fronto-nasal prominence, mandibular and maxillary processes)

Nasal placodes develop into nasal pits

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12
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what happens in the 5th week of face development?

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Nasal pit surrounded by lateral and medial nasal prominences formed by differentiation

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13
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what happens in the 6th and 7th week of face development?

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Medial and lateral nasal prominences fuse together and fuse with maxillary processes

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14
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what process is blue?

A

frontonasal process

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15
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what process is yellow?

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medial nasal process

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16
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what process is pink?

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lateral nasal process

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17
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what process is light green?

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maxillary process

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18
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what process is dark green?

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mandibular process

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19
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what does the frontonasal process form?

A

forehead and bridge of nose

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20
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what does the medial nasal process form?

A

philtrum of the lip
crest and tip of nose

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21
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what does the lateral nasal processes form?

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alae of nose

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22
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what does the maxillary process form?

A

cheeks
lateral upper lip

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23
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what does the mandibular process form?

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lower lip

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24
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when does ossification of the mandible occur?

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6th-7th week

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25
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when does ossification of the maxilla occur?

A

week 8

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26
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when does ossification of the primary palate occur?

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week 8

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27
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when does ossification of the nasal capsule occur?

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week 8

28
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what is intramembranous ossification?

A

Mesenchymal cells differentiate into osteoblasts which deposit osteoid forming bone.

Osteoblasts also differentiate into osteocytes to maintain bone matrix

29
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what is endochondral ossification?

A

Bone forming from cartilage

30
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what controls pattern formation?

A

retonoic acid and growth factors

31
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what growth factors control pattern formation?

A

BMP, FGF, Shh, Wnt and endothelins

Control cell proliferation, survival and apoptosis

32
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cartilage is a strong, flexible and semi-rigid supporting tissue made by what?

A

chondroblasts and chondrocytes

33
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functions of cartilage 3

A

supporting framework of some organs

articulating surface of bone so they don’t rub together and cause damage

template for growth and development where they are gradually replaced by bone

34
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  • The surface of most cartilage is ? -> dense irregular connective tissue
A

perichondrium

35
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what are the two growth mechanisms for cartilage?

A

interstitial

appositional

36
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what is interstitial growth mechanism of cartilage?

A

chondrocytes make matrix inside the existing cartilage

37
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what is appositional growth mechanism of cartilage?

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chondroblasts from the perichondrium add new surface layers to the pre-existing matrix

38
Q

what is the main cartilage of the 1st pharyngeal arch?

A

meckel’s cartilage

39
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meckels cartilage is developed from what type of cells?

A

crest cells

40
Q

what growth factor controls the growth of meckel’s cartilage?

A

CNN2 - connective tissue growth factor

41
Q

what does a lack in the connective tissue growth factor CCN2 result in?

A

cleft palates of mice

42
Q

formation of the mandible

first forms by what kind of ossification? where?

A

intramembranous ossification -> primary site of ossification is between the incisive and mental nerve

43
Q

what growth factor is involved in formation of the mandible?

A

Vascular endothelial growth factor VEGF

44
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development of the mandible

During final development ossification changes to what kind of ossification? where?

A

endochondral ossification at secondary cartilage sites

45
Q

formation of the mandible week ?

Mandible first appears as a band of ?? tissue, located where the ?? branches to ? and ??

Formation of bone spreads rapidly ? below the ?? and on the ? side of the ?

? ossification

A

7

dense fibrocellular
mandibular IAN
mental
incisive nerve

backwards
mental nerve
lateral
IAN

intramembranous

46
Q

formation of the mandible week ?

Ossification moves away from the ?? to form the ???? following the line of the ??

Cartilage then ? or ? parts of the bones of the ??

A

10

meckel’s cartilage
ramus of the mandible
mandibular nerve

dissappears
forms
inner ear

47
Q

in formation of the mandible, what happens just before birth?

A

secondary mandibular cartilages formed

48
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how do secondary mandibular cartilages differ from primary cartilage?

A

in secondary cells are larger and have less intracellular matrix

49
Q

name the 3 secondary mandibular cartilages

A

condylar cartilage
coronoid cartilage
synphyseal cartilage

50
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what is the most important secondary mandibular cartilage?

A

condylar cartilage

51
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when does condylar cartilage appear?

A

weeks 10-12

52
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where is condylar cartilage located?

A

majority of the mandible

53
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which secondary mandibular cartilage is quickly turned into bone? what type of ossification?

A

condylar cartilage

endochondral ossification

54
Q

when does condylar cartilage dissappear?

A

20yrs of age

55
Q

when does coronoid cartilage appear?

A

14-16 weeks

56
Q

when does coronoid cartilage dissapear?

A

before birth

57
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where does symphyseal cartilage appear?

A

in the connective tissue between the two ends of Meckel’s cartilage

58
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when does synphyseal cartilage appear?

A

week 16

59
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when does symphyseal cartilage dissapear?

A

1st year after birth

60
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what is osteogenesis?

A

process of laying down new bone material by osteoblasts

61
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how does osteogenesis work in a developing foetus?

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Osteoclasts absorb cartilage as ossification occurs in developing foetus

62
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name this secondary mandibular cartilage

A

coronoid cartilage

63
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A

condylar cartilage

64
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A

symphyseal cartilage

65
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formation of the mandible, understand

A

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