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Prenatal Brain Development and Organization
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Formation of Neural Tube Three primordial tissues –endoderm –mesoderm –ectoderm Which tissue does nervous system develop from? –ectoderm
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Neural crest
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Neural crest
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Neural Tube Related Birth Defects Anterior neural pore Posterior neural pore failure to close = anencephaly failure to close = spina bifida
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Neural crest becomes peripheral nervous system (PNS) Neural tube becomes central nervous system (CNS) Somites become spinal vertebrae. Somites
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Three-vesicle stage (Week 4) Prosencephalon or forebrain Mesencephalon or midbrain Rhombencephalon or hindbrain
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mesencephalon metencephalon myelencephalon 6 weeks 4 weeks Five-vesicle stage
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Differentiation of Forebrain
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Human Brain at Birth 6 Years Old 14 Years Old
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A lot can go wrong. Rate of neurogenesis incredibly rapid. Failure to form appropriate connections may be basis of many neurological and psychiatric disorders.
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