Fourth Week of Development Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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Where do neural crest cells form from?

A

ectoderm

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neural crest cells form

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autonomic ganglia, cranial and spinal ganglia, adrenal medulla, melanocytes, development of face and neck

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other derivatives of ectoderm

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neural portions of CNS, special sensory elements of the ear, nose, and eye, epidermis, and derivatives of the epidermis (hair, skin, nails)

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other derivatives of ectoderm

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neural portions of CNS, special sensory elements of the ear, nose, and eye, epidermis, and derivatives of the epidermis (hair, gonads, nails)

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4
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beginning of fourth week of development

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neural folds are becoming neuropores, somites beginning to form, neural tube forming

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5
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neuropores

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last areas of neural tube to close; major malformations if not closed

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6
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paraxial mesoderm

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on either side of neural tube; gives rise to somites

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7
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intermediate mesoderm

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next to paraxial

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8
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intermediate mesoderm derivatives

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kidneys, most elements of urinary tract, gonads

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9
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somites give rise to _

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sclerotome and dermatome

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sclerotome

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from ventral and medial walls; form vertebral column around neural tube

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myotome

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dorsolateral and ventrolateral cells; form muscle precursor cells

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dermatome

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cells between sclerotome and myotome; form dermis

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13
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somite derivatives

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muscle of the body and limbs, vertebral column and associated musculature, and hypodermis/dermis of skin

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14
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lateral plate mesoderm

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forms parietal and visceral layers

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15
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parietal layer

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forms abdominal wall and peritoneal lining

16
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visceral layer

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form organs in abdominal cavity

17
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mesoderm gives rise to ALL _

A

blood vessels

18
Q

vitelline duct

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remains in contact with yolk sac to nourish midgut

19
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endoderm derivatives

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epithelium lining of all organs, hepatocytes of liver, enzymes in pancreas

20
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key features of fourth week

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pharyngeal arches and somites, neuropores closed, bulge where heart and liver are forming

21
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key features of fifth week

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forelimbs and hind limbs are paddle shaped, head is beginning to take shape, heart and liver still bulging, pharyngeal arches begin to form parts of face

22
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key features of sixth week

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face taking shape, external ear developing, finger rays forming, heart and liver still bulge

23
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key features of seventh week

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more defined face, eyelids forming, lens of eye formed, external ear developed, fingers and toes separating

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key features of eighth week
rudiments of all organs have formed, fingers and toes separated, muscle activity begins, eyelids fused, phallus formed