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| Placodes give rise to sensory neurons of cranial nerves |
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| What determines what neural crest cells become |
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| A.where they derive from b.their migratory route co.their destination |
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| What facial tissue does not come from neural crest? |
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| Cleft palate. 1:4000 births |
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| Treachery Collins syndrome |
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| Abnormal development of arch 1. Fetus face |
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| All structures of the inner ear |
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| What regulates regionalization of neural tube |
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| Where do CNS neurons come from |
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| neuropithelial cells in the neural tube |
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| What are the divisions of neuroepithelium |
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| Ventricular zone, mantle, marginal zone |
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| What does the altar plate give rise to |
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| Sensory association neurons |
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| What does the basal plate give rise to |
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| What does the intermediolateral cell column give rise to |
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| pre-ganglionic autonomic motor neurons |
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| What else has a alar and basal plate? |
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| Basal and altar plates are important for understanding |
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| The pathways of cranial nerves through the brain. |
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| What its small grove that separates basil and alar platesz |
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| What arte two divisions of the prosencephalon |
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| 1. telencephlon will form hemispheres 2.the diencephalon will form optic, thalamic, and hypothalamic tissues. |
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| What do newly born neurons form? |
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| A dense layer called the cortical plate |
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| Where do the first and last neurons go? |
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| First born neurons go deep and last born occupy the superficial layer |
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| What roles does the growth cone play? |
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| engine, construction site, and steering apparatus |
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| How do axons know where to go? |
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| A road way of cell adhesion molecules and attractive neurotransmitters line the way. It is also repelled by signals outside the cell. |
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