Lec 4 Development Flashcards
Gastrulation - what happens
Flat sheet of cells “dive under” to form gastrula & notochord.
Gastrula layers
Ectoderm
Mesoderm
Endoderm
Neurectoderm
Ectoderm part directly above notochord.
Gives rise to entire nervous system.
Neurulation - what happens
Neurectoderm thickens - becomes Neural Plate.
Lateral parts fold in - forms Neural Tube.
Neural Tube gives rise to
brain
spinal cord
Closure of Neural Tube order
- Middle closes first
- Anterior end
- Posterior closes last
Mesoderm eventually becomes what
axial musc & skeleton
Neural Precursor Cells
In neural tube, eventually become neurons
Floorplate
Ventral midline cells.
Sends signals to dictate how other cells diff.
Ventral Precursor Cells differentiate into what? (Bc of Floorplate signaling)
Motor neurons
Ventral Precursor Cells are found where in neural tube
Basal Plate
Part closest to the floorplate
Precursor cells far from the floorplate become… (and where are they in neural tube)
sensory & interneurons
Alar Plate
Dorsal Precursor Cells differentiate into what? (Bc of Floorplate signaling)
Neural Crest
Neural Crest cells eventually become what (5 types)
Sensory in DRG Autonomic post-gang Chromaffin (Adrenal) Schwann Non-neural cells (melano, cartilage, boone).
Spina Bifida Occulta
defect in vert arch, no impact on neural tissue (Maddy)
Spina Bifida Cystica
neural tissue & meninges protrude thru defect (severe)
2 types of Spina Bifida Cystica
- Meningiocele: meninges protrude.
2. Myelomeningiocele: cauda equina or lower bit of cord protrude out (BAD).
Purple is called what? Forms what structures?
Prosencephalon
Forebrain, cerebral hemispheres
Green is called what? Forms what structures?
Mesencephalon
Midbrain
Red is called what? Forms what structures?
Rhombencephalon
Hindbrain, brainstem, cerebellum.
Yellow is called what? Forms what structures?
Spinal cord
Prosencephalon further partitions into…
Telencephalon (hemispheres)
Diencephalon (tthalamus)
Rhombencephalon further partitions into…
Metencephalon (pons, cerebellum)
Mylencephalon (medulla)
Ventricular space associated with Telencephalon
lateral
Ventricular space associated with Diencephalon
3rd
Ventricular space associated with Mesencephalon
cerebral aqueduct
Ventricular space associated with Metencephalon & Mylenecephalon
4th