9.29 Germ Layers 1 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

the notochord induces overlying ectodermal tissue to form the _______ (the precursor of the CNS)

A

neural plate

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2
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peripheral neurons are formed from the _________ cells

A

neural crest cells

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3
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failure of fusion of the neural tube at the cranial end

A

anencephaly

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4
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failure of fusion of the neural tube at the caudal end

A

spina bifida

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5
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where are neural crest cells located?

A

at the crests of the neural plate that form the neural folds

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6
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the dorsal root ganglia come from what kinds of neural precursor cells?

A

neural crest cells

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7
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the PNS come from what kinds of neural precursor cells?

A

neural crest cells

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8
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most of the bones and cartilage of the face come from what kinds of neural precursor cells? NOTE: NOT MUSCLE

A

neural crest cells

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9
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melanocytes come from what precursor cell?

A

neural crest cells

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10
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the CT of the aortic arch arteries and the septum separating aorta and pulmonary vessel come from what kinds of neural precursor cells?

A

neural crest cells

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11
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cells of the CNS come from what kinds of neural precursor cells?

A

neural plate cells

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12
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cells migrate through the _______ arches, which are the routes of neural crest cells into their facial structures

A

pharyngeal arches

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13
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neural crest cells in neurofibromatosis ________. What does this cause?

A

over proliferate.

It causes benign tumors in the brain (Schwann cells) and the skin (melanocytes)

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14
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insufficient neural crest contribution to the face. Deficiency in neural crest cells, causes severe facial defects.

A

Trencher-Collins Syndrome

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15
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Teacher-Collins Syndrome shows ________ neural crest cell contribution to the ______

A

insufficient

face

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16
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in ___________ syndrome, facial alterations, hair pigmentation abnormalities. Mostly due to defects in Sox10 of Pax3 genes

A

Waardenberg Syndrome

17
Q

mammary glands and the pituitary gland, and sweat glands come from which germ layer?

18
Q

the paraxial mesoderm eventually forms ______

19
Q

the intermediate mesoderm eventually forms what? (2 things)

A

the urinary and reproductive system

20
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what are the three regions of mesoderm?

A

paraxial, intermediate, and lateral mesoderm

21
Q

what do somites form in the embryo?

A

primitive musculature

22
Q

somites are next to the __________

23
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the formation of a somite involves a transient structure: the __________

24
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except for the ___ pairs of somitomeres at the _______ end, all somitomeres become somites

25
________, a region of tissue from the somite, migrates all around the neural tube and makes the bones of the vertebra
sclerotome
26
after the sclerotome leaves from the somite, the dermamyotome differentiates into the ________ and the _________
dermatome | myotome
27
the ______ (a section of the somite) makes the dermis of the skin
dermatome
28
the _________ (a section of the somite) makes the body muscles
myotome
29
what are two examples of segmentation in the human embryonic body plan?
1. repeating structure of the somites 2. Rhombomeres of the brain Spine, etc.
30
muscle of the face comes from ________ ___________
cranial somitomeres