| Question | Answer |
| This primary vesicle gives rise to the metencephalon and the myelencephalon | |
| term describing unusally smalll gyri | |
| another anatomical term that means basal | |
| which ventricle is associated with the diencephalon? | |
| the doral root ganglion, the autonomic ganglion, the epidermal pigment cells, and the chromaffin cells are derivatives of which embryonic cell type? | |
| Cranial Nerve III arises from which embryonic portion of the brain? | |
| The lumen of the neural tube gives rise to the ______ system in the brain and the central canal in the spinal cord. | |
| what divides the thalmus and hypothalamus? | |
| Is the sulcus limitans retained in the spinal cord or the brain? | |
| This flexure is located between the procencephalon and the mesencephalon | |
| Which family of genes is responsible for the differentiation of the neural tube? | |
| in which week is the CNS formed? | |
| the basal ganglia arises from the ______. | |
| Cranial Nerve I is derived from the _____. | |
| a rare genetic disorder most often characterized by varying degrees of deafness, minor defects in structures arising from the neural crest, and pigmentation anomalies. | |
| failure of neuronal migration leads to? | |
| another anatomical term that means alar | |
| This primary vesicle gives rise to the optic vesicles and also gives rise to the telencephalon and the diencephalon | |
| the ____ zone forms the white matter of the spinal cord | |
| dilation of the ventricles due to an excess of CSF that may result from either a blockage of CSF circulation or, rarely, an overproduction of CSF (e.g., due to a choroid plexus pap | |
| the neurohypophysis and the infundibulum of the pituitary arise from what? | |
| the presence of a cerebral cortical cleft of brain tissue that extends from the ventricles to the cerebral cortical surface. | |
| Cranial Nerves 4-8 all arise from which secondary vesicle? | |
| the anterior commissure, corpus callosum, and the hippocampal commissure arise from the _____. | |
| The neuroepithelial cells of the spinal cord migrate to the _______ zone forming the gray matter of the spinal | |
| term describing the primitive brain with no folds or grooves | |