embryology Flashcards
pharyngeal arches 1-3 are derived from
neural crest
pharyngeal arches 4 and 6 derived from
lateral plate
each arch is bonded posteriorly by an ________ and a __________
pharyngeal cleft and pharyngeal pouch
why do facial clefts arise?
failure of fusion between cleft lip and palate
_______ ______ arise sin the junction between lateral nasal process and maxillary swelling
nasolacrimal groove
placodes and neural crest cells form the
cranial nerves
1st cleft forms the
external auditory meatus
tongue develops from the endodermal lining of
arches 1, 3 and 4
anterior 2/3 from arch and nerve
arch 1 and hypoglossal
posterior 1/3 from arch and nerve
arch 3 and glossopharyngeal
epiglottis from arch and nerve
arch 4 and vagus
point of junction btween 1 and 3 is the
foramen cecum
thyroid develops from
2nd arch
Pouch 1 forms the
eustachian tube
pouch 2 forms the
palatine tonsil
pouch 3 forms the
thymus and inferior parathyroid
pouch 4 forms the
superior parathyroid and C-cells
optic cup is formed from the
neural tube
sclera is formed from the
neural crest
what is the signal that causes the neural tube to split?
sonic hedgehog
holoprosencephaly
no seperation of the 2 hemispheres… no longitudinal fissure
severe form of holoprosencephaly
cyclopia