Embryology 2 Flashcards

1
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What are the final closures of the……

A

anterior and posterior neuropour

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2
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What are the secondary vesicles of the prosencephalon?

A

telencephalon

diencephalon

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3
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What is the secondary vesicle of the mesencephalon?

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mesencephalon

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4
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What are the secondary vesicles of the rhombencephalon?

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Metencephalon

Myelencephalon

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5
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What brain structures does the prosencephalon eventually form?

A

telencephalon
- cerebrum
Diencephalon
- thalamus, hypothalamus, epithalamus and retina

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6
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What brain structures does the mesencephalon eventually form?

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midbrain

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7
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What brain structures does the rhombencephalon eventually form?

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Metencephalon
- pons, cerebellum
Myelencephalon
- Medulla oblongata

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8
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What are the three initial brain flexures that occur in the 4th week?

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neural tube bends to form:

1) midbrain flexure (between prosencephalon and mesencephalon)
2) Cervical flexure ( bet hind brain and spinal cord)
3) Pontine flexure (within hindbrain)

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9
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At what period of gestation does do the secondary vesicles develop?

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5 weeks

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10
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How do the ventricles form from the neural tube?

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neural canal within neural tube dilate to form ventricles

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11
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What do prosencephalon dilations create?

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lateral and third ventricles

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12
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From what are the cerebral aqueducts formed?

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Mesencephalon (caves inward to form smaller gap)

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13
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What structures are formed from dilation of rhombencephalon?

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fourth ventricle

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14
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What is the innermost layer of the neural tube called?

A
Ependymal layer (made of neuroepithelial cells which are stem cells)
- these cells give rise to neuroblasts (neurones) and glioblasts (astrocytes/oligodendrocytes)
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15
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What are the other layers of the neural tube?

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Ependymal layer (innermost)
Mantle Layer
Marginal Layer (outermost)
- ependymal layer differentiates to form other layers

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16
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What are the plates which make up the mantle layer of the neural tube?

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1) Alar plate (dorsal, sensory)

2) Basal plate (ventral, motor)

17
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What are the mantle and marginal layers composed of?

A

mantle - cell bodies of motor neurones

marginal - axons of motor neurones

18
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What are the four plates of the neural tube and what parts of the spinal cord do they become?

A

Roof plate - posterior median septum
Alar plate - dorsal gray columns
Basal plate - ventral gray columns
Floor plate - ventral medial fissure

19
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What is Neurogenesis?

A

Process by which neurones and glia proliferate, migrate and are specified to form mature brain

20
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What are the neuroepithelial cells?

A

Neuroblasts

Glioblasts

21
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What is cell layering?

A

neuroblasts move toward periphery of neural tube following set patterns

22
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How do glial cells migrate?

A

Move along the radial glial cells

23
Q

How do somal bodies migrate?

A

Translocation is self directed

24
Q

What occurs to neurones after elongation?

A

Synaptogenesis

  • establishment of initial synapses
  • which are constantly reconfigured throughout life
25
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What is synaptic pruning?

A
  • targeted elimination of functional synapses