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Splanchic mesoderm
smooth muscles associated with viscera
cardiac muscles
Paraxial mesoderm
skeletal m.
extrinsic mm. of eye
occiptial myotomes
somites
What is developed from the sclerotome division of the somite?
vertebra
ribs
What is it called when the bones of the skull fuse prematurely
craniosynostosis
What develops along inferior margin of developing limb?
ZPA
Remnants of notochord are present in the adult...
IVD
components of skeletal system derived from:
ectoderm
mesoderm
Neurocranium bones develop by? (occipital)
endochondral & intramembranous ossification
what plays in the role in the formation of extremity digits?
apoptosis
What develops from/in the diencephalon?
thalamus
3rd ventricle
pineal glad
hypothalamus
posterior lobe of pituitary gland
what occurs as a consequence of the unequal growth rates of the spinal cord and vertebral column?
cauda equina
What appears earlier in the developing spinal cord?
mantle layer
The arnold-chiari malformation is often associated with individuals who also have:
spina bifida cystica
Neurons in the what ganglia are derived from neural crest cells?
sympathetic
parasympathetic
dorsal root ganglia
What is the site of closure of the anterior neuropore?
lamina terminalis
What originates in the cervical somites C3-C5?
diaphragm
What originates in the hypomere?
thorax- external, internal & innermost intercostals, transversus thoracis, infrahyoid mm.
abdomen- external, internal abdominal oblique mm., transverse abdominis, rectus abdominis
What originates in the occipital somites?
tongue, mm. of mastication and facial expression
masseter m.
What originates in the preotic myotomes?
superior oblique muscle of the eye
lateral rectus
SO4, LR6, all else 3
What originates in the epimere (dorsal division of mytome)?
extensor mm. of neck & back
innervated by dorsal ramus of spinal n.
splenius capitis m.
longisimus capitis m.
What is innervated by ventral rami of spinal nerves?
flexors & pronators of upper limb; flexors & adductors of lower limb
What is innervated by dorsal rami of spinal nerves?
extensors & supinators of upper limb
extensors & abductors of lower limb
The alar plate is associated with sensory or motor fxn?
sensory fxn
What is derived from the mesencephalon?
inferior colliculi
What is it called when the cranial vault is incomplete? (anencephaly)
cranioscchisis
What occurs when the cranial neuropore fails to close?
anencephaly
Where is the developing spinal n. that contains neural processes derived from?
basal plate
What occurs at the site of the formation of the cerebellum?
pontine flexure
What forms by intramembranous ossification?
clavicle
parietal bone
maxilla
Each vertebra forms from how many pairs of somites?
two
What is determined by the AER (apical ectodermal ridge)?
the proximo/distal axis of developing limb
What is derived from the neural ectoderm?
neurons of the:
dorsal root ganglion
ventral horn of spinal cord
Localized hypertricosis is associated with?
spina bifida occulta (cleft vertebra)- vertebral arches do not form
excessive hair
Absence of hair is called?
atrichia
What is an anomaly associated with keratinization of the skin?
ichthyosis
What happens when melanocytes don't produce melanin?
albinism
What originates in the ectoderm?
sebaceous glands
epidermis
What originates in the mesoderm?
subcorium
dermis of the back
What requires both diffusible signals and specific receptor molecules?
paracrine signaling
What are used during embryonic induction?
paracrine & juxtacrine signaling
The basal plate is located where on the mantle and what is its fxn?
ventral
motor fxn
innervates skeletal muscle
What is it called when there is a reduced number of cervical vertebra and others are fused or abnormal?
Klippel-Feil syndrome
What is it called when neural tissue and/or meninges are exposed?
spina bifida cystica
What is derived from the hypomere?
sternohyoid m.
infrahyoid mm.
What is derived from the epimere?
extensor mm. of neck & back
longisimus capitis
innvervated dorsal ramus of spinal n.
What ossifies by endochondral ossification?
femur
humerus
metenchephalon
cerebellum
diencephalon
hypothalamus
mesencephalon
inferior colliculi
myelencephalon
medulla oblongata
telencephalon
cerebrum