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DEN110- embryology

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3 cell layers of embryos: ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm
Neural tube: forms the forebrain
Neural crest cells: cells where your face is developed
Stomodeum: forms the mouth
Rostrocaudal axis: from mouth to tail
Ameilogenesis: enamel formation
Dentinogenesis: dentin formation
Cementogenesis: cementum formation
From the ectoderm, what will form? nervous system, sensory epithelium, epidermis, hair, nails, mammary glands, sinuses, oral and nasal cavities, tooth enamel
From the mesoderm, what will form? muscles, bone cartilage, blood, dentin, pulp, cementum, periodontal ligaments
From the endoderm, what will form? GI tract epithelium and associated glands
During the fourth week, the embryo is a ______ _______. flat disk
At 5 weeks, what appears below the stomodeum? branchial arches
What are branchial arches? mesodermal bars which contribute to formation of face, jaws, and neck
Branchial arch I will form what? maxilla, mandible, muscle of mastication, nerves and blood supply
Branchial arch II will form what? hyoid bone, muscle of facial expression, nerves and blood supply
Branchial arch III, IV, and V are all involved with forming what? neck
What is the budding off at the ends of branchial arch I? maxillary processes
Other than maxillary processes, the rest of branchial arch I is what? mandibular arch
Maxillary processes will give rise to: upper cheeks, sides of maxilla, upper lip, most of palate
Mandibular arch will give rise to: lower jaw, lower cheeks, part of tongue
The frontal process is divided into 3 parts: median nasal process, right lateral nasal process, left lateral nasal process
Median nasal process forms: center/tip of nose, nasal septum, will produce globular process
The globular process forms: philtrum, anterior palate
Lateral nasal process forms: sides of nose
The maxillary processes fuse with the ________ ________. Globular process
Where does fusion of the maxillary process and globular process occur? commisures
Fusion of the upper lip occurs in the _____ week. 7th
What is a cleft lip? result of failure to fuse during development, philtrum fails to fuse with side of upper lip, unilateral or bilateral, complete vs. incomplete
3 sources of palatal development: right maxillary process, left maxillary process, globular process (forms ant. part)
Fusion between the lateral palatine processes and anterior plates results in a: Y- shaped line of fusion
When does fusion of the palate occur? 8-12 weeks
Entrapment of epithelial cells during fusion can result in: cyst formation
What is the difference between complete vs. incomplete cleft lip or palate? whether it involved the nose (complete) or not (incomplete)
The frontal process is the: covering of the brain
What is palatal fusion? when fusion occurs between lateral palatine processes and anterior plate; creates a Y-shape
What happens in week 3 of development? flat disk, endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm
What happens in week 4 of development? neural tube forms, stomodeum, arches formed, development of face starts
What happens in week 6 of development? nasal pits, upper lip forms, bridge of nose, philtrum, 4 incisors, primary palate, cheeks, oral cavity
What happens in week 8 of development? oral and nasal cavities are formed together
What happens in weeks 9-12 of development? palatine shelves fuse together, ant. palate in front, secondary palate is formed by week 12
What is the most important period for development? months 2-3, weeks 6-12
Created by: madelineyork
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