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37 Cards in this Set

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Adenohypophysis
Surface Ectoderm
Adenohypophysis
anterior lobe of pituitary - derives from Rathke's pouch - from primitive mouth invaginating upward
Lens of the eye
Surface ectoderm
epithelial linings
surface ectoderm
Epidermis
surface Ectoderm
Neurohypophysis
Neuroectoderm
Neurohypophysis
(what is it and what structure did it come from?)
posterior lobe of pituitary - from an invagination of the hypothalamus
CNS neurons, oligodendrocytes, astrocytes
Neuroectoderm
Pineal Gland
Neuroectoderm
Autonomic Nervous System
Neural Crest
Dorsal Root ganglia
Celiac ganglion
neural crest
Melanocytes
Neural crest
(lack of migration of neural crest cells -> albinism)
Chromaffin cells of adrenal medulla
Neural crest
(makes epi)
Enterochromaffin cells
Neural crest
(basal granular cells in gut - make 5-HT, substance P, enkephalin)`
Pia
neural crest
Schwann cells
neural crest
odontoblasts
neural crest
parafollicular (C) cells of thyroid
neural crest
(source of thyrocalcitonin; from 4th pharyngeal pouch)
Laryngeal cartilage
Neural Crest
Generally, what do neural crest cells become?
non-CNS neural cells (ganglia, schwann) and cells rel to nervous system that make NTs (chromaffin, etc)
also leptomeninges, odontocytes, and laryngeal cartilage (bone/cartilage from branchial arches)
Dura connective tissue
Mesoderm
muscle
mesoderm
bone
mesoderm
CV structures, blood
mesoderm
lymphatics
mesoderm
urogenital structures
mesoderm
serous linings (peritoneum)
mesoderm
spleen
mesoderm
adrenal cortex
mesoderm
gut tube epithelium - lungs, liver, pancreas
Endoderm
Thymus
endoderm (also starts as gut tube)
Thyroid, parathyroid
Endoderm
(these also derive from gut tube)
Nucleus propulsus (of intervertebral disk)
Notochord
What induces ectoderm to form neuroectoderm (neural plate)?
Notochord
Nephrons
Metanephric mesoderm
Exocrine pancreas
acinar cells and ducts form from endoderm surrounded by mesoderm
Endocrine pancreas
meosdermal cells aggregate to form pancreatic islet cells