Peripheral NS Development Flashcards
What type of cells does the neural crest give rise to?
Neurons Glia Chondrocytes Pigment cels Chromaffin cells Smooth muscle
Neural crest cells originate from…
The neuroectoderm of the forebrain, midbrain, and hindbrain
Where do neural crest cells migrate to?
They migrate ventrally into the pharyngeal arches and rostrally around the forebrain and optic cup (future eye)
What structures do the neural crest cells form?
Midfacial and pharyngral arch Skeletal structures Cartilage Bone Tendon Dentin Dermis Pia Arachnoid Sensory neurons Glandular stroma
What do the cranial NCCs give rise to that the trunk ones do not?
Cartilage and bone
Ectodermal placodes
Specialized regions of ectoderm in the head and neck
What does the
1. lateral motor column
2. medial motor column
innervate?
- Limbs
2. Axial muscles
2 major functional divisions of the nervous system
Somatic NS
Visceral NS
Somatic NS
Innervates the skin and most skeletal muscles (both sensory and motor components)
Visceral NS
Innervates the viscera and the smooth muscle and glands in the more peripheral part of the body
Also called the autonomic NS
2 components: sympathetic and parasympathetic division