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Notochord

Notochord induce neural plate (which is above) to change. neural plate starts to thicken.

On edge of fold, neural crest cells. These migrate

Secondary neurulation

Formation of spinal cord: mass of cells form a tube

Neural Crest Cells form...

sensory neurons


parts of the autonomic NS


Schwann cells


Satellite cells of the PNS

Sulcus Limitans

Separates sensory and motor areas of spinal cord and brain stem


Opposing concentration gradients of singling molecules


1) ectoderm near what will become dorsal surface of neural tube


2) mesodermal notochord near ventral surface


separate dorsal half and ventral half


separate alar plate and basal plate


BRAINSTEM AND SPINAL CORD


(sonic hedgehog)

Alar plate (Dorsal half)

Sensory processing (posterior horn)




spinal cord and brainstem

Basal Plate (Ventral half)

Motor processing (anterior horn)




spinal cord and brainstem

Pontine Flexure

pulls walls of neural tube apart, forming the floor of the 4th ventricle. alar and basal plate spread across floor of 4th ventricle. Sensory neurons lateral to motor neurons (midline)


Split alar plate.


Brainstem

Primary Vesicles

Prosencephalon (forebrain)


Mesencephalon


Rhombencephalon (hindbrain)




B/w Mesen and Rhomb: cephalic flexure


B/w Rhomb and Spinal Cord: Cervical flexure

Secondary Vesicle

Telencephalon


Diencephalon


Mesencephalon


Metencephalon


Myelencephalon

Telencephalon

Cerebral hemisphere (Lateral ventricle)


Two hemispheres




Lamina terminalis is midline to whole thing

Mesencephalon

Midbrain



Metencephalon

Pons, cerebellum

Myelencephalon

medulla (fourth ventricle, central canal)

Pontine Flexure

third flexure that occurs in metencephalon




flexure division of flexure

Diencephalon

Thalamus, hypothalamus, retina, structures


(third ventricle)

Cerebellum Formation

Opening of alar plate, see rhomic lip: where future cerebellum