Lecture 40: Embryo of Head and Neck Flashcards
What are the two fates of invaginating epiblasts during gastrulation
- Intraembryonic mesoderm (fill space between epiblast and hypoplast)
- Endoderm (replace hypoblast)
(Remaining epiblasts becoming ectoderm)
The presence of ___ induces thickening in the adjacent ectoderm
Notochord
What are the two longitudinal ridges that form in neural plate
neural folds
What structure is between neural folds
Neural groove
What are neural crest cells
Crests of neural folds that grow towards each other and then continue to proliferate and migrate away from neural folds/tube to develop in many regions of the embryo
What drives lateral folding
Growth of somites
What drives craniocaudal folding
Longitudinal growth of the cranial and caudal ends of the neural plate
What separates the pharynx from the oral cavity in development
Craniocauudal folding
What are pharyngeal arches
Parried bulges along the wall of the developing pharynx
What forms the outer surface of the pharyngeal arches
Ectoderm
What forms the middle surface of the pharyngeal arches
Mesenchyme from the paraxial and lateral plate mesoderm
What cells are present in the middle of pharyngeal arches
Neural crest cells
What are the 5 arches
1,2,3,4, 6
The mesoderm of the pharyngeal arches become most of the muscles of the ___
Head
What is responsible for forming the skeleton of head and neck
Neural crest cells
What nerve innervates Arch 1
Trigeminal CN V
What nerve innervates Arch 2
Facial CN VII
What nerve innervates arch 3
Glossopharyngeal CN XI
What nerve innervates arch 4
Cranial laryngeal on vagus CN X
What nerve innervates arch 6
Caudal laryngeal nerve on vagus CN X