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Title: Anencephaly, a fatal condition, results from the failure of the anterior end of the neural tube to ... Post by: Cali Fornia on Dec 8, 2016 Anencephaly, a fatal condition, results from the failure of the anterior end of the neural tube to close properly, causing failure of the forebrain to develop. Determine and discuss the germ layer involved in this defect.
Title: Re: Anencephaly, a fatal condition, results from the failure of the anterior end of the neural tube ... Post by: crackerspoppy on Dec 8, 2016 Failure of the forebrain to develop results in a fatal condition known as anencephaly. Cells of the ectoderm thicken and form the neural plate, which folds inward and deepens. The edges fuse to form a neural tube, which will pinch off from the ectodermal germ layer. The anterior end of the neural tube will become the brain, and the remainder will become the spinal cord. By the end of the fourth week, the anterior end of the neural tube should develop into three enlarged areas called the primary brain vesicles: the forebrain, midbrain, and hindbrain.
Title: Re: Anencephaly, a fatal condition, results from the failure of the anterior end of the neural tube to ... Post by: Cali Fornia on Jan 7, 2017 You've helped me so much by answer, this course was the death me :-\
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