embryology Flashcards
where is spinal cord derived
ectoderm
what does ectoderm form
CNS and PNS
Skin, hair and nails
Pituitary gland, sweat glands, tooth enamel
what does endoderm form
Epithelium of the GI tract, respiratory tract.
* Hepatocytes
* Endocrine and exocrine cells of the pancreas.
what does mesoderm ferm
- Muscle
- Cartilage
- Bone
- Urogenital system
- Visceral perioneum
what tissue does posterior pituitatry originate
neuronal
features of cardiac muscle
Striated.
Single central nucleus.
Branches connect with neighbours via intercalated discs,
connecting both chemically and mechanically.
Features of skeletal muscle:
Striated- myofibrils in register.
Multinucleated- with nuclei at the edges.
Non-branching.
Features of smooth muscle:
Non-striated.
Single central nucleus.
Do not branch.
what does truncus arteriosus form
Aortic arches and arteries