Neurodevelopment Flashcards

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Notochord

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Like first thing to develop, becomes vertebral column

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2 Flexures

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Cephalic becomes midbrain flexure, cervical disappears

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2 Plates of Mantle Layer (gray matter)

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Alar plate by roof plate and basal plates by floor plate

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4
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3 Pouchings from Neural Tube

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Primary brain vesicles:

Forebrain (prosencephalon), Midbrain (mesencephalon), and hindbrain (rhombencephalon)

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DRG Development

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Derive from migrating neural crest cells, then send tracks to SC and tracks away

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Neurodevelopment Basic Options

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Neuroepithelial cells pretty much form everything, become neuroblasts or gliablasts. Ependymals cells are the remnant. The exception are microglia which come from mesenchyman/mac cell line

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Epithelial To Mesenchymal Transition

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Neural crest cells undergo to migrate throughout body. Relevant for cancer

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Neurodevelopment Histological Pathway

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Ectoderm undergoes neural induction (as opposed to becoming epidermis) to become neuroectoderm -> neural tube (can become floor or roof plate) -> neural pattering -> neurogenesis (can become neurons) -> oligodendrogenesis (can become oligodendrocytes) -> astrogliogenesis (can become you know) -> ependymal cells if didn’t receive any of those factors

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Nerve Growth

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Induced by NGF to overgrow neurons so like all nerves innervate all myofibers, then undergo pruning to 1:1 ratio, this makes sure everything gets innervated

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Rhombomeres

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Somehow organize CNs to innervate specific pharyngeal arches?

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Spina Bifida

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Neural Tube Defect in which vert column doesn’t quite close off. Dark hair in the region

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3 Kinds of Meningocele

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Meningocele - Arachnoid/subarachnoid space herniates out
Meningoencephalocele - brain tissue involved
Meningohydroencephalocele - ventricular lumen involved

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13
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Predictable Problems from Syrignomyelia

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Anterior commisure right by central canal, so it can be affected. Maybe anterior horn/corticospinal problems

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