Lecture 5: nervous system Flashcards

1
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neural tube differentiates into

A

CNS (brain and spinal cord)

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2
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anterior/ cranial neuropore closure

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before caudal

day 25

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3
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posterior/ caudal neuropore

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after cranial

day 28

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4
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notochord

A

has important role in inducing development of the spinal cord

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5
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primordial dilations

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primary brain vesicles in the cranial end
prosencephalon (forebrain)
mesencephalon (midbrain)
rhombencephalon (hindbrain)

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6
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spinal cord develops below

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the level of the hindbrain

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7
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neurpepithelial layer

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rapidly dividing neuroepithelial cells that form a thick, pseudostratified epithelium

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8
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neurogenesis and gliogenesis

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occur simultaneously from proliferating neuroepithelial cells
-neurogenesis is more prominent in the embryonic period while gliogenesis is more prominent later in development

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9
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layers of the neural tube

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  • inner layer: ventricular zone
  • intermediate layer: mantle zone
  • outer layer: marginal zone
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10
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ventricular zone

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  • line canal and give rise to other layers (site of cell proliferation- contains neuroblasts)
  • remaining cells form the ependyma (line the central canal of the spinal cord and ventricles of the brain)
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11
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mantle zone

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  • formed by neuroblasts

- becomes the gray zone of the spinal cord

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12
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marginal zone

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-formed by neural processes that give rise to the white matter of the spinal cord

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13
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ventricular zone gives rise to..

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all neurons and microglial cells

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14
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glioblast become…

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astocytes or oligodendrocytes

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15
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microglial cells are derived from

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mesenchymal cells and migrate into the CNS during the fetal period

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16
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ventral thickening of the mantle layer

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basal plates- ventral motor horn cells

differentiate into voluntary motor neurons to innervate skeletal muscle

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17
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dorsal thickening of the mantle layer

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alar plates - sensory are of the spinal cord

differentiate into interneurons and receive first input from sensory neurons of the peripheral NS

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18
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sulcus laminates of the mantle layer

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a groove on each side that separates alar from basal

19
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roof and floor plates of the mantle layer

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no neuroblasts, pathways for nerve fibers crossing from one side to the other

20
Q

intermediate zone of the mantle layer

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lateral horns

differentiate to autonomic or involuntary motor neurons

21
Q

growth of basal plate

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nerve fibers of the basal plate grow out to form the ventral root

22
Q

dorsal root ganglion

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neural crest cells that migrate dorsolaterally give rise to the DRG

23
Q

central processes of the DRG…

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grow into dorsal horns

24
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distal processes of the DRG…

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meet the ventral roots to form a spinal nerve

25
Q

positional changes of the spinal cord

3rd month

A

the spinal cord extends entire length vertebral column

-spinal nerves pass at the level of origin

26
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positional changes of the spinal cord

6th monts

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due to differential growth, the cord ends at higher levels

-the 1st sacral vertebra

27
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positional changes of the spinal cord

birth

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spinal cord ends at the level of the 2nd or 3rd lumbar vertebra

28
Q

vertebral column and dura….than the spinal cord

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grow more rapidly

29
Q

the brain can be divided into 2 parts

A
  • brain stem: similar to the spinal cord organization (alar and basal plates)
  • higher centers (prosencephalon): specialized centers that lack the spinal cord organization-alar plates only
30
Q

primary brain vesicles

A
  • prosencephalon
  • mesencephalon
  • rhombencephalon
31
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division of the prosencephalon (forebrain)

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into the

  • telencephalon
  • diencephalon
32
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division of the mesencephalon (midbrain)

A

does not divide

33
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division of the rhombencephalon

A

into

  • metencephalon
  • myelencephalon
34
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telencephalon gives rise to

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cerebral hemispheres and lateral ventricles

35
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diencephalon gives rise to

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thalami, etc, and third ventricle

36
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mesencephalon gives rise to

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midbrain and aqueduct

37
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metencephalon gives rise to

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pons, cerebellum, and upper part of the fourth ventricle

38
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myelencephalon gives rise to

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medulla and lower part of the fourth ventricle

39
Q

pituitary gland arises from

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  • ectoderm invaginations of the ectodermal stomatodeum (primitive oral cavity) called rathke’s pouch or adenohypophysis
  • downward extension of the diencephalon called the neurohypophysis
40
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rathke’s pouch (the surface ectoderm) forms

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  • pars distalis: anterior lobe of the pituitary gland
  • par tuberalis: surrounds the infundibulum
  • pars intermedia: adjacent to posterior lobe
41
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infundibulum gives rise to

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  • median eminence
  • infundibular stem
  • pars nervosa (posterior lobe)
42
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Adenohypophysis

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– Formed from Rathke’s Pouch
• Out pocketing (diverticulum) of the ectoderm of the stomodeum (primordial oral cavity) that develops during week three
• Connection to the oral cavity degenerates during week six
• Hormones produced in the pars distalis or anterior lobe

43
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Neurohypophysis

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-Arises from the neuroectoderm of the diencephalon
•Infundibulum: down growth of the neuroectoderm of the diencephalon
• Nerve fibers from the hypothalamus grow into the infundibulum- hormones are produced in the hypothalamus and travel to the pars nervosa via axons