Neural Development Flashcards

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fold of the cerebral cortex appear

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> 24 weeks post conception

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Myelination

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increases from childhood through late adolescence/early adulthood

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Milestones in neural system development

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  • closure of neural tube ( day 22)
  • neurogenesis 16 weeks (creation of neurons from neuroblasts)
  • neuronal migration (brings cells to apptropriate spatial relationships with other cells
  • cell differentiation glial cell proliferation (neuronal migration that takes the cell bodies to different locations of the brain
  • axonal and dendritic sprouting
  • synaptogenesis (formation of synapses between neurons as axons and dendrites grow)
  • neuronal cell death (apoptosis)
  • synaptic pruning
  • myelination
  • synaptic density increases
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Parenchyman CNS tissues

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  • derived from the exodermal germ layer (the outermost tissue layer of the embryo that differentiates to form the nervous system, tooth enamel, epidermis, lining of the mouth, anus, nostrils, sweat glands, hair and nails)
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nature

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  • experience independent development
  • resulting from hardwired genetic programs that occur in a relatively tight time sequence
  • cell birth, differentiation, migration and amazon guidance to target location
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Nurture

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  • experience dependent development
  • axons reach their target locations the individual’s interactions with the environment plays a role in modification of some aspects of the CNS structure and function
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development of myelination

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  • 2 months: anterior internal capsule
  • 3 months: splenium of corpus callosum
  • 6 months: genu of the corpus callosum
  • sensory then motor (babies sense things before moving a bunch)
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anterior cingulate cortex

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  • rational cognitive functions; error detection and conflict monitoring, reward anticipation, decision making, empathy, impulse control, emotion
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inferior temproal cortex

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  • where perception meets memory
  • object identification
  • the ventral stream of the retino cortical pathway
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dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

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executive functions; decision making, working memory social cognition, myelination late 20’s

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