Maggie O’Connor Zimmy Tran April 11, 2013. Nerve Cell Neuron Composed of billions of neurons The main portion is called the soma or cell body 1 Cell body.

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Maggie O’Connor Zimmy Tran April 11, 2013

Nerve Cell Neuron Composed of billions of neurons The main portion is called the soma or cell body 1 Cell body contains nucleus

Neuron Dendrites Chemical messages from other neurons Axon- longer than dendrites Extension different from the branch like dendrites

Axon

Main job- to transmit an electro-chemical signal to other neurons Send signals from spinal cord to toes Three feet in length

Axon Covered in myelin sheath Myelin sheath-fatty cells wrap around an axon multiple times They cover and protect Insulator for the electric wire

Axon Axon ending Electro-chemical signal reaches the axon ending Travels length of neuron Converts electro- chemicals into chemical message Sends to another neuron Axon Ending

How A Neuron Works Balance of ions are changed Effect of the change in ions runs through the cell membrane to the axon Reaches the axon Begins action potential which is a rapidly moving exchange of ions Action potential is a pulse of electricity milivolts Forms tiny bubbles called vesicles

Neuron Signal reaches the axon ending Transmitted to a neighboring nerve cell through the chemical neurotransmitter Neurotransmitters go into the synapse to the next neuron Find places on the neuron called receptor sites Change the balance of ions Neurotransmitter tells the neuron what to do next Process repeats

Embryonic Stem Cells Found in the embryo Embryo is a ball of about 100 cells when it is a couple of days old Blastocyst

Blastocyst has an outer layer called trophectoderm Trophectderm forms the placenta Supports the embryo inside the uterus Inner mass cells are a clump of cells

Blastocyst Unspecialized Multiply and differentiate form different cells animal cells need Pluripotent can make every type of cell in the body

Proliferation First process of a neuron forming from an embryo Increases the number of cells in early development of embryo Begins closing of the neural tube is completed

Determination Determination- Destiny of certain cells is decided. Become the precursors Give rise to many types of neurons and glial cells Glial cell- type of cell in the human nervous system

Differentiation Third process Given population of neurons rise to subpopulation Specific to parts of the nervous system. Continue to proliferate Move to their final locations. Specific connections with other neurons

Stem Cells Pluripotent stem cells form in primary germ layers Germ layers: ectoderm, endoderm, and mesoderm Ectoderm-The nervous system

Ectoderm Outmost most layer Three separate layers: the external ectoderm, the neural crest, and the neural tube. The neural crest- located between the external ectoderm and the neural tube. Contains tissues become neurons Neural crest-precursor to the central nervous system The brain

Sources THE BRAIN FROM TOP TO BOTTOM. (n.d.). Le cerveau à tous les niveaux. Retrieved April 10, 2013, from ev/d_09_cl_dev.html Lecture - Ectoderm Development - Embryology. (n.d.). Retrieved from Lecture_-_Ectoderm_Development The Neuron. (n.d.). Retrieved from