L15 Development Flashcards
central nervous system (CNS)
Orgin?
Neuroectoderm
Upper part of neural tube gives?
Brain
Lower part of neural tube gives?
Spinal cord
Cavities of neural tube gives?
Ventricles
NEURAL CREST DERIVATIVES:
• Spinal (dorsal root) ganglia
• Sympathetic chain and pre aortic ganglia
• Parasympathetic ganglia of the gastrointestinal tract
• Adrenal medulla
• Schwann cells
• Glial cells
• Meninges (forebrain)
Wall of neural tube consist of? من الداخل للخارج
Neuroepithelial layer
Mantle layer ( nerve cell - neuroblast )
Marginal layer ( nerve fiber )
ventral thickenings, The Basal plates, form ?
the motor areas in the neural tube
The dorsal thickenings, The Alar plates, form?
the sensory areas.
neuroepithelial cells give rise to?
Bipolar neuroblast
Gliablast cells
Gliablast cells gives rise to?
Oligodendroglia
Fibrillar astrocyte
Protoplasmic astrocyte
Oligodendroglia Arises from?
Gliablast cell
Microglia cells arise from?
mesenchyme cells
At 3rd month of intrauterine life the spinal cord?
fills the vertebral canal
• At the 5th month of intrauterine life the lower level of the cord at?
the level of L5 or S1 vertebra
• At birth the lower level of spinal cord at the level ?
3rd lumber vertebra
• in adult lower level of spinal cord at level of?
Lower part of L1
-Most defects of the spinal cord result from?
abnormal closure of the neural folds in the third and fourth weeks of development.
Dorsal root ganglion arises from ?
Neural CREST cells
Peripheral presses of dorsal root form?
Spinal nerve
In the spinal cord, the myelin sheath is formed by?
oligodendroglia cells ( CNS )
outside the spinal cord, the sheath is formed by?
Schwann cells ( PNS )
Upper part of neural tube has 3 thickening:
(1) Prosencephalon, or Forebrain
(2) Mesencephalon, or Midbrain
(3) Rhombencephalon or Hindbrain.
Caudate or lentiform nucleus arises from?
Telencephalon
Cavity of forebrain is?
Lateral ventricle
3rd ventricle