Lec 34 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

Formation of what defines all major body axes ?

A

Primitive streak

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2
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When the primitive streak forms in the caudal midline of the embryonic disc , this defines the ?

A

Cranial caudal axis

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3
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When the ps forms in the midline , this defines the ?

A

Medial lateral axis

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4
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At the time of the primitive streak formation, the future —— axis of the embryonic disc is roughly equivalent to its ectoderm - endoderm axis

A

dorsal - ventral

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5
Q

With body folding the —— axis becomes better defined

A

Dorsal - ventral

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6
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When the epiblast is viewed looking down at it from inside the amniotic cavity , what lies to the right of the primitive streak represents the —— of the embryo , and what lies to the left represents its —— .
Thus , formation of the primitive streak also defines the left - right axis

A

right side
left side

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7
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Before gatrulation the embryonic disc was —— symmetrical

A

Bilaterally

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8
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——— at the primitive node sweep the symmetry breaking molecule ( Nodal ) toward the — side of the embryo , where it stimulates a cascade of genes ( — genes ) on the left side through the activation of Pitx2 gene also on left side

A

Ciliary currents , left , 24

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9
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What is responsible for the position of the stomach, heart , spleen, and asymmetrical lobation of the lungs?

A

Pitx2 gene

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10
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What acts as a barrier to prevent signals from crossing over to the right side

A

Lefty1

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11
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The genes regulating right sided development are not well

A

Defined

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12
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abnormal sidedness occurs Once a person has

A

failure of establishment of normal left right asymmetry

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13
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A person with abnormal sidedness suffers from

A

1- Dextocardia
2- Situs inverse totalis ( 1 in 10,000 )

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14
Q

What is the formation of the brain and spinal cord?

A

Neurulation

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15
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The process by which the neural plate , neural folds and neural tube form

A

Neurulation

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16
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The dermal cells overlying the Notochordal process becomes —— to form the —— . ( day 17 )
The two edges of the —— come nearer to each other to fuse. ( day 19 )
The neural plate becomes —— along the midline to form the —— . ( day 20 )
conversion of neural groove to —— . ( day 21 )

A

thick , neural plate
neural fold
depressed , neural groove
neural tube

17
Q

A cut through the embryo reveals the —— approach each other in the —— where they fuse

A

neural folds , midline

18
Q

Fusion begins at —— and proceeds cranially and caudally forming the ——

A

cervical region , neural tube

19
Q

until fusion is complete , The cranial and caudal ends of the —— are called the ———— .

A

neural tube , cranial & caudal neuropores

20
Q

☆ the cranial neurpores closes on day —
☆ the caudal neuropore closes on day —

21
Q

The lateral edges of the neural folds first begin to fuse in the —— region on day — then fusion proceeds in both directions, cranially and caudally

A

cervical , 22

22
Q

The neuron folds — forming the portion of the —— that will be the — and the —— .
The caudal neuropore closed up about — days — the cranial neuropore

A

fuse , neuron tube , brain , spinal cord
2 , after

23
Q

broader —— of the —— forms the — , and the narrow —— forms the —— .

A

cephalic portion , neural tube , brain , caudal portion , spinal cord

24
Q

Neural tube defects NTDs result when ——— ? , these defects arise during ———?

A

neurulation fails to occur normally
weeks 3-4 of gestation

25
Rachischisis occurs when ?
the entire neural tube fails to close
26
Anencephaly
neural tube falls to close in the cranial region & most newborns do not survive longer than few hours after birth ( open brain , lack of skull vault )
27
spina bifida occurs when ?
Caudal part of the tube fails to close.
28
What are the different subtypes of spina bifida
1- spina bifida occulta : asymptomatic NTD some of the vertebrae are not completely closed 2- spina pifida with meningomyelocele : if the meninges only protrude from the vertebral canal , forming a fluid filled sac / cele ( spina bifida with meningocele ) + part of the spinal cord ( open spinal cord with a meningeal cyst ) 3- meningocele : protrusion of meninges ( filled with CSF ) through a defect in the skull / spine
29
70% of NTDs can be prevented if women take ——— beginning —— months before conception and continuing throughout pregnancy
400 µg of folic acid daily , 3
30
if there is a family history of NTDs then the dose of —— should be increased to —— or 1 mg / day.
Folic acid , 1000 µg