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| The notochord initiates the overlying ectoderm to form what? |
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| What does the neuroectoderm make |
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| Lateral edges of the neural plate elevate to form what? |
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| What occurs which forms the neural tube |
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| Fusion of neural folds at the midline |
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| Starts in the cervical region and continues cranially/caudally |
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| When is neurulation complete? |
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| When the anterior/posterior neuropores fuse |
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| What does failed anterior neuropore fusion cause |
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| What happens in ancephaly |
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| The forebrain does not form and usualy still birth or die after a few hours |
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| What does failed posterior neuropore fusion cause |
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| What happens in rachischisis? |
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| Spinal chord does not form properly causing paralysis |
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| What reduces the chance of neural tube defects by 50-70% |
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| What do neural crest cells develop from? |
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| Cells separating from the neural tube when the neural folds elevate and fuse |
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| What happens to the embryo in week 4 |
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| The embryo folds in two directions |
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| What is formed during Cranocaudial flding |
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Connecting stalk (future umbilical cord)
Foetal bladder |
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| What is formed by lateral folding |
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Neural tube
Amnitotic cavity
Body cavity
Gut |
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| When lateral folds fail to fuse in the thoracic region leaving the heart outside of the body |
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| Lateral folds fail to fuse in the abdominal region leaving the intestines outside the body |
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