Embryology III Flashcards

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What molecules are in charge of ventral patterning? OF dorsal patterning in spinal cord?

A

ventral: sonic hedgehog
dorsal: bone morphogenic proteins

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2
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What genes controls rostrocaudal patterning?

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homeobox genes and hox genes

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3
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What makes up the pyramids on the ventral surface of the medulla?

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prominent bundle of axons on the ventral surface of the medulla

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4
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Generally, what is found in the pontine tegmentum?

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cranial nerve nuclei from alar and basal plates and the reticular formation

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5
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From what does the cerebellum develop?

A

rhombic lips of the pontine alar plates.

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What happens during the first trimester of cerebellar development?

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cerebellar plate begins with ventricular, intermediate and marginal zones. 2nd layer of neuroblasts arrive to form the external germinal layer (marginal zone) and the internal germinal layer (intermediate zone). Cells migrate along the radial glia.

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What is derived from the internal germinal layer of the cerebellum?

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deep cerebellar nuclei and the purkinje cells

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What is derived from the external germinal layer of the cerebellum?

A

granule cells

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9
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What are the alar plate derivatives of the midbrain?

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superior and inferior colliculi, red nucleus, substantia nigra

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What are the basal plate derivatives of the midbrain?

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oculomotor, trochlear, and edinger westphal nuclei

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What forms the crus cerebri?

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invasion of the midbrain marginal layer by axons originating in cells outside the midbrain

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12
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What is the massa intermedia?

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fused thalamus across the space of the third ventricle

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What is a key difference between the development of the thalmus and the development of the cortex? Think about glia!

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in the thalamus, the first cells to migrate are located mos laterally (they go all the way, and later ones fill in the gap). in the cerebral cortex, the first cells to migrate are located closest to the ventricular surface, and later cells take up positions closer to the pia surface.

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14
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What is a guide that helps with the devo of commissural axons?

A

lamina terminalis

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15
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when does the corpus collosum appear?

A

10 wks development

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16
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What does the stria terminalis connect?

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hypothalamus and amygdala