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Neurulation

Process of thickening of neural plate and envagination

Neural plate forms what during neurulation

Neural crest and neural tube

Neural tube fuses where first?

Cervical area. Somite 4. Day 21

Epithelial cells lining the neural tube give rise to what?

Most cells of the CNS (except microglia and dura from mesoderm)

Microglia and dura arise from what?

Mesoderm

Neural tube is comprise of what three layers?

Ependymal, mantle, marginal layers

Neural tube layers give rise to what?


Ependymal layer


Mantle layer


Marginal layer

Ependymal layer: ependymal lining and choroid plexus epithelium


Mantle layer: gray matter


Marginal layer: white matter

Neural Crest cell derivatives

Most tested: pia and arachnoid membrane, dorsal root ganglia, sensory ganglia, autonomic and enteric ganglia, Schwann cells, melanocytes, adrenal chromaffin cells, skeletal and connective tissue components of the head arising from pharyngeal arches

Alar plate and basal plate give rise to what

Alar (dorsal) plate becomes dorsal SC containing sensory nuclei. Basal (ventral) plate becomes ventral SC containing motor nuclei.

Prosencephalon becomes what?

Prosencephalon (forebrain) become telencephalon (becomes cerebellum/WM/BG/lat vents)and diencephalon (thal, hypothal, epithal, retina, 3rd vent)

Mesencephalon becomes what?

Mesencephalon (midbrain) becomes mesencephalon (brainstem: midbrain and cerebral aquaduct)

Rhombencephalon becomes what?

Rhombencephalon (hind brain) becomes melencephalon (brain stem:pons and cerebellum) and mylencephalon (brain stem: medulla and 4th vent)