Intro Flashcards
when does neruolation start
3rd week of development
process of neurolation (5)
- formation of neural plate (d 16)
- formation of nerual groove
- Neural tube detaches from ectoderm (day 21)
- closure of ant and post neopore (d 24/27)
what deficiency is heavily correlated w neural tube defects
folate deficiency
what does the encephalon form into (and @ w 4 and 6)
everything rostral to cervical flexure
@ w4- forebrain, midbrain, hindbrain
@w6- telecephalon, diencephalon, midbrain, metacephalon, mtelecephalon
3 basic layers of the forming neural tube and functions
Ventricular zone- made of ependymal cells
Intermediate zone- neuroblasts differentiate into to alar plate (sensory) and basal plate (motor)
Marginal zone (most out)- white matter of CNS
What happens in spina bifida occulta
failure of formtion of the lamina of the vertebrea (not serious)
What happens in meningocele
When dural sac bulges outside the vertebral canal
What happens in menigomyelocele
When the spinal cord is herniated within the buldge
what happens in myelocele
When the neural plate does not form a neural tube and stays as neural plate
What happens in springomelocele
Protrusion of the membranes and spinal cord thru a dorsal defect in vert column
What happens in anencephaly
occurs when the rostral end of neural tube fails to close
what happens in hydrocephaly
an abnormal build up of CSF in the ventricles of the brain
where are pyrimidal cells found and what is there function
UMN
- found in pyramidal layers of cerebral cortex
- form descending tracts
Where are golgi type 2 fibres found/ resemble
- neurons with short axons (can have stellate/ granular appearence)
- found in cerebreal cortex
what are golgi type 1 fibres
-multipolar neurons with long axons (LMN, UMN, purkinje cells)