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1- Neural plate stage will form the neural plate is which week ??
2- 3rd week
3- The nucleus polposus of the IV disc arise from which embryonic tissue ??
4- Notochord
5- At which stage does the Neural folds are formed ??
6- Late neural groove stage
7- Which proteins play a role in neurulation??
8- BMP-4, inductor protein, FGF8 and N-CAM
9- How is neural tube formed ??
10- By the fusion of the medial margin of neural folds in 8 somite stage, at the midpoint
11- How does the neural tube communicate with the amniotic fluid ??
12- Neuropores
13- At which date does eack of the neuropores closes and what is the result of failure to closure ??
14- Anterior neuropore closes at day 25, Upper NTD
15- How long until the neural tube is formed ??
16- 4 weeks
17- What are the derivatives of the NT (Rostral, Caudal, and lumen) ??
18- Rostral: Brain , Caudal: Spinal cord , Lumen: ventricles and central canal
19- Which cells give rise to PNS ??
20- Cells in the lateral margin of Neural tube
1- Cranial migration of the NC cells is controlled by the expression of which gene complex ??
2- Hoxb gene complex and OTX2
3- How is the NC cells migration inhibited ??
4- By chondroitin SO4-rich proteoglycans
5- CNS neurons arise from ??
6- Neuroblasts
7- Matrix cells give rise to ??
8- Neuroblasts and Glioblasts
9- When is Glioblasts and RadialGlial cells are formed ??
10- Glioblasts formed after neuroblast formation and radial glial cells forms before
11- The caudal end of the NT give rise to ??
12- Spinal cord
13- What is the primary vesicles and what do they give a rise to ??
14- Prosencephalon: give rise to Tel and Di; Mesencephalon: give rise to Mes ; and Rhombencephalon : give rise to Met and Myl
15- What do each of the secondary vesicles give rise to ??
16- Tel: Cerebral Hemispheres and Hippocampus caudate, putamen and olefactorybulb
Di: Epithalamus, Subthalamus, thalamus, hypothalamus, Globus pallidus, optic chiasma and optic tract
Mes: Midbrain
Met: pons and cerebellum
Myl: medulla
17- Which cells are formed from Ventricular zone ??
18- Ependymal cells
19- What does the mantle zone forms ??
20- Grey matter
1- What does the marginal zone forms ??
2- White matter
3- Which Cranial structures arise from Alar plate ??
4- CN8,5, Nu solitaries, and ION
5- Which cranial structures arise from basal plate ??
6- CN12, 9,10,11, Nu ambiguous
7- The vermis is formed by ??
8- The fusion of Rhombic lips
9- Which cells arise from the External Granular layers ??
10- Granule cells
11- How does Holoprosencephaly occur ??
12- Due to Diverticularization failure
13- The stiatal eminence appear in the 5th week and give rise to ??
14- Striatum, Claustrum, and Amygdala
15- Mylination of the brain fibers continue until ?
16- The 3rd decade
17- When does the CST mylination starts and ends ?
18- Starts at 6 month and ends at 2 years
what is spina bifida ??
Failure of vertebral arches to fuse
what is cranium bifidum ??
Failure of Bony skull to develope from upper 4 sclerotomes
what does project in the area of defect in the SB meningocele ??
only the meninges
what does project in the area of defect in the SB meningomyelocele??
part of the spinal cord along with the meninges
what are the manifestations of SB Meningomyelocele ??
1- Arnold Chiri malformation
2- Bi lat LL flaccid paralysis
3- CTEV
4- Sphincter incontinouence: pressure cause voiding
what is the defect in Rachischisis ??
verebral archses defect and NT fail to close
what are the manifestations of Rachischisis ??
Central canal discharge CSF to the surface
what is present in SB syringomyelocele ??
Meningomyelocele is present and Syrinx formation (central canal of spinal cord is grossly dilated )
what is Polyhydraminos ??
the fetus is unable to swallow amniotic fluid
which drugs can induce NTD during pregnancy ??
anti epileptics
which vitamin is prescribed to be taken daily in pregnancies which prevents NTD ??
Folic acid
what is the AFP level in Down syndrome and Omphaloceles ??
Downs: AFP is decreased
Omphalocele: AFP increased
what are the manifestations of Arnold Chairi malformation ??
1- Blockage of foramen Magendie and Luschka
2- compression of medulla and cerebellum
3- lower 4 CN Palsies
4- Gag refles -ve
5-syringomyelia
what are the manifestations of Dandy walker malformation ??
4th ventricle dilation, atrasia of Magendie and Luschka
what are the levels of mental retardation ??
70 -50 mild
49 - 35 moderate
34-20 severe
below 20 profound
what is the most common cause for mental retardation ??
FAS
what is the genetc defect in fragile X syndrome ??
Long arm of X chromosome at q27.3
what are the manifestations for Neural tube failure to close ??
Anencephaly; Encephalocele; Meningomyelocele
where is each of the following tumors arise from ?? Medulloblastoma:
Craniopharyngioma
Pituitary adenoma
Chordoma
persistent cell nests of External 1-Granular Layer of Cerebellum
2-Epithelial remnants of Rathke’s pouch
3-From Stomatodeum
4-Tumor of Notochord remnant
how does Hirschsprung occur ??
Failure of neural crest cells to migrate to colon
what is the patient appears with in NF1 ??
cafe au lait spots