Powerpoint 5 Flashcards

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during embryonic development, what day does the Morula form?

A

about day 4

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during embryonic development, on what day do the cells separate into two groups?

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about day 5

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3
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Cells of the inner cell mass differentiate into the outer ______ and inner _________

A

epiblast, hypoblast

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4
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What three layers form in the embryonic neural tube?

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  • Ventricular zone (germinal layer)
  • mantle layer (intermediate zone)
  • Marginal layer (outer zone)
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The ventricular zone, the first zone for forming the neural tube, leads to…

A

ependymal cells

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6
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The mantle layer leads to…

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“gray matter” of the CNS

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The marginal layer leads to…

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“white matter” of the CNS

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8
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What do ependymal cells form?

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epithelial layer that lines the brain and the spinal cord

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9
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True or false:
Gray matter in the CNS has axons

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False!
Gray matter has neural cell bodies such as glial cells and astrocytes

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10
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Are the axons in the white matter of the CNS myelinated?

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Yes

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In which of the three layers that form the embryonic neural tube would you find stem cells?

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The Ventricular layer

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12
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When is neurogenesis most active?

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during embryonic development

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13
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What is responsible for producing different types of neurons?

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neurogenesis

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What type of stem cells are derived from the neural tube?

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Neural stem cells (NSCs)

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What are two characteristics of Neural Stem Cells (NSCs)?

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  • They are self-renewing, multipotent cells
  • They generate all neural cell types that grow and differentiate into neurons and glia cells during embryonic development
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16
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What are the two main types of neural stem cells?

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  • Neuroepithelial cells
  • Radial glial cells
17
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What do radial glial cells do?

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  • produces neurons in the brain
  • radial migration occurs
18
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What is another name for Neural Stem Cells (NSCs)?

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neuroepithelial cells

19
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The three phases of neurogenesis/cortical development are?

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  1. Expansion
  2. Neurogenic
  3. Astrogenic
20
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The creation of more neural precursor cells occurs in which phase of cortical development?

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the Expansion phase

21
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What type of division can be observed in the expansion phase of cortical development?

22
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Which type of division can be observed in the neurogenic phase of cortical development?

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What is another name for the astrogenic phase?

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Gliogenic phase

24
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True or False:

Radial cells can divide

A

True!

they can produce more radial glial cells, neurons, and neuronal progenitor cells

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What process regulates the length of each phase and the change from one phase to the next?
Gene Expression
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Are neurons produced in the astrogenic phase?
NO! cell divisions produce glial cells and not neurons
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What is Notch?
A transmembrane glycoprotein that affects cell-cell interactions and binds to ErbB receptors
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Notch expression stars what phase?
the neurogenic phase
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What promotes neuron to glia transition?
Fgf 9
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True or False: the neural plate initially develops into three brain vesicles and later develops into five
true
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What are the names of the three initial brain vesicles?
- Prosencephalon - Mesencephalon - Rhombencephalon
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the prosencephalon (forebrain) is composed of...
the telencephalon and diencephalon
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the rhombencephalon (hindbrain) is composed of...
the metencephalon and the myelencephalon