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These three germ layers give rise to all the tissues and organs of the adult.
Ectoderm =

Mesoderm =

Endoderm =
►The primitive streak
Gives rise to
Notochord
Notochord
Embryonic Period is characterized by:
Formation and differentiation of three germ layers

▪Appearance of primitive streak

▪ Somite formation

▪Development of notochord

▪Neural tube and Neural crest formation

▪Completion of chorionic villi formation
Some mesenchyme forms mesoblast (undifferentiated mesoderm), which forms =
the intraembryonic, or embryonic mesoderm
the intraembryonic, or embryonic mesoderm
Mesenchymal cells derived from the primitive streak migrate widely.
These pluripotential cells have the potential to proliferate and differentiate into diverse types of cells,
3ct
H+
fibroblasts,
chondroblasts,
osteoblasts .
3 blasts
Cells of the epiblast, through the process of gastrulation, give rise to all
3 germ layers =
ectoderm,
intraembryonic mesoderm,
endoderm
The term INTRAembryonic mesoderm describes the germ layer that forms during week
wk 3
the EXTRAembryonic mesoderm, which formed during week
wk 2
EXTRAembryonic mesoderm is involved in ________? formation =
placenta
INTRAembryonic mesoderm forms various=
tissues and organs found in the adult,


What tissue forms this in the embryo?
Intraembryonic mesoderm
Paraxial mesoderm is a thick plate of mesoderm located on each side of the midline.
Paraxial mesoderm becomes organized into segments known as =
somitomeres, 

which form in a
somitomeres,

which form in a
craniocaudal sequence.
craniocaudal sequence.
determining age of the embryo is done how =
number of somites
The number of somites is one of the criteria for determining =
age of the embryo.
Intermediate mesoderm : is a longitudinal dorsal ridge of mesoderm located between the paraxial mesoderm and lateral mesoderm. =
This ridge forms the urogenital ridge

, which is involved in the
formation of the future =
kidneys and gonads.
kidneys and gonads.
notochord has a number of important functions
-ectoderm to differentiate into
neuroectoderm to form the neural plate.

-It induces the formation of each vertebral body.

-It forms the nucleus pulposus of each intervertebral disk.


What forms these? =
notochord
The notochordal process grows
cranially
Caudal to the primitive streak there is a circular area-the cloacal membrane, which indicates the future site of the
anus
-Ectoderm
into
-Neuroectoderm
into
-Neural plate.

-Vertebral body formation .

-Nucleus pulposus

What forms these =
NOTOCHORD
Formation and differentiation of three germ layers

▪Appearance of primitive streak

▪ Somite formation

▪Development of notochord

▪Neural tube and Neural crest formation

▪Completion of chorionic villi formation
3 germ layers

primitive streak

▪ Somite formation

▪Development of notochord

▪Neural tube and Neural crest

▪chorionic villi