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Neural Tube Defects : From Origin to Treatment: From Origin ...
The clinical appearance of NTDs originates from failure of neurulation, the
developmental process that results in formation of the neural tube, the
primordium of the entire CNS. Therefore, in order to gain insight into the
embryonic basis of ...
Diego F. Wyszynski Assistant Professor of Medicine and of Epidemiology Boston University School of Medicine and School of Public Health, 2005
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Developmental Biology Protocols
Introduction The process of neurulation results in the formation of the neural tube,
the rudiment of the adult central nervous system. Neurulation occurs in two
phases in vertebrate embryos, called primary and secondary neurulation.
Primary ...
Rocky S. Tuan, Cecilia W. Lo, 2000
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Fetal Medicine: Basic Science and Clinical Practice
When neurulation begins, the underlying paraxial mesenchymal population
undergoes segmentation to form somites (see below). The process of
somitogenesis occurs in concert with neural tube closure. Failure of neurulation
will result in ...
Charles H. Rodeck, Martin J. Whittle, 2009
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Surgery of the Pediatric Spine
Secondary neurulation occurs after primary neurulation is complete, around
gestational days 25 to 27.11 Formation of Lipomyelomeningoceles The
embryologic defect responsible for spinal lipomas likely has its origins
somewhere between ...
Daniel H. Kim, Randal R. Betz, 2011
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The Fundamentals of Brain Development: Integrating Nature ...
Neurulation: The Emergence of the Embryonic Nervous System Neurulation is
the set of events that begins in late gastrulation with the formation of the neural
plate and culminates with the generation of the primitive nervous system structure
...
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Developmental Neurobiology
Phases and Stages of Neurulation The central nervous system is one of the first
organ systems to develop in vertebrate embryos. The process by which this
occurs is called neurulation. Neurulation is a developmental event that results in
...
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Mammalian Brain Development
Neurulation As a part of organogenesis, neurulation occurs during the first 4
weeks of gestation [1]. The notochord, a collection of mesodermal cells that
define the early axis of development of the embryo, will induce the ectoderm
germ layer to ...
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Principles and Practice of Pediatric Neurosurgery
Secondary neurulation is less understood than primary neurulation and begins at
POD 25 to 27. The secondary neural tube continues as an extension of the
primary neural tube as it grows caudally from the region of the posterior
neuropore.
A. Leland Albright, Ian F. Pollack, 2011
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The Neural Crest in Development and Evolution
Three Germ Layers in One: Secondary Neurulation and the Tailbud 1 1 mals
arise from the same germ layers — need not be true, as will be illustrated by a
discussion of secondary neurulation, in which cells from the three germ layers
and ...
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Neural Circuit Development and Function in the Healthy and ...
Comprehensive Developmental Neuroscience. FIGURE 27.1 Primary and
secondary neurulation. (a) Primary neurulation and (b) secondary neurulation in
amniotes. Organization of cells. for NTDs when added to the maternal diet
periconcep- ...
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Problem 8: Differences Between Vertebrate Embryos Contradict the …
This is seen for example in squamata, where variations in patterns of gastrulation and neurulation may be followed by a rather similar somite ... «Discovery Institute, Lut 15»
Meet The Man Who Grows Eyes
This sheet thickens and expands and then, in a process called neurulation, folds in on itself to form a hollow tube that pinches off from the ... «io9, Sie 14»
The Man Who Grew Eyes From Scratch
This sheet thickens and expands and then, in a process called neurulation, folds in on itself to form a hollow tube that pinches off from the ... «Gizmodo Australia, Sie 14»
The Myth of Human "Tails": A Physician and Surgeon's Perspective
... lipoma, which is generally thought to be a disorder of secondary neurulation (a process that is notoriously prone to congenital malformation). «Discovery Institute, Maj 14»
"Pseudotails" and "True Tails" Have Similar Causes, Suggesting …
Their etiology is probably related to an abnormal sequence of caudal neurulation. Thus, some experts have rejected the "vestigial" view of tails, ... «Discovery Institute, Maj 14»
Caught in Contradictions, PZ Myers Claims "Evolutionary Theory …
... I refer to those stages from fertilization through neurolation (gastrulation for such taxa as sea urchins, which do not undergo neurulation). «Discovery Institute, Lip 11»
The Recapitulation Myth
Richardson et al: "...it is preceded by variation at earlier stages, including gastrulation and neurulation." [Michael K. Richardson et al., "There is ... «Discovery Institute, Cze 10»
The return of Stuart Pivar
... of sheets of cells to those pressures…the buckling of the neural plate during neurulation, for instance, looks like a reaction to a physical force. «ScienceBlogs, Cze 09»
Neurological Defect Spotlight: Anencephaly
In humans, neural tube development follows “primary neurulation” meaning that the cells of primitive neural plate form a cup and then fuse to ... «ScienceBlogs, Cze 07»
Hagfish embryos!
The neural crest arises from a population of cells that are produced at the boundary of the neural tube and epidermis during neurulation. «ScienceBlogs, Kwi 07»
