Neuro Embryology Flashcards
Neural tube come from what? Is induced by what?
Neural plate, notochord
Neural plate comes from what type of cells?
Ectoderm
Somites adjacent to neural tube come from what type of cells?
Mesoderm
3 early formations which become forebrain, midbrain, and hind brain (around 24 days development)?
Prosencephalon
Mesencephalon
Rhombencephalon
Neural tube becomes:
Brain and spinal chord
Neural crest becomes:
Sensory PNS and many non neuronal derivatives.
Neural canal (inside the neural tube) becomes:
Ventricles of the brain, and central canal of the spinal chord
Name 3 layers of neural tube:
Ependymal layer: lines neural canal
Mantal layer: middle layer where neurons and glial cells will develop
Marginal layer: outer layer where axons will travel
Divides neural tube into alar and basal portions:
sulcus limitans
Posterior horn cells, secondary sensory cells to brain come from the:
Alar plate
Motor neurons in the anterior horn come from the:
Basal plate
Dorsal root ganglia cells come from the:
Neural Crest cells
Two types of cells in MARGINAL layer:
What do they do?
Oligodendrocytes (multiple axons per oligodendrocyte)
They do the myelinating as axons pass through the marginal layer ONLY in the neural tube
Astrocytes-take care of neurons, help form BBB
What type of cells myelinate OUTSIDE the CNS? Where do they come from?
Schwanns cells, from neural crest
one or more schwann cell per axon
What do you expect to see in a normal Babknski test in a baby? What does it mean?
Extension of toes. Myelination not complete.
If this happens in an adult it indicates myelin deficiency