Molecular Mechanisms in Development — Flashcards

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Development of _____ during embryogenesis is carried out by RPE

On the basis of function:_____ sulcus - Sulcus that develops along the axis of a rapidly growing/ developing area.

The fetal nucleus starts to develop by _____ month

The _____ induces the overlying ectoderm to form the neural plate (neuroectoderm)

The urinary and reproductive organs are developed from the _____ mesoderm.

Development in the extremities proceeds from _____ to distal (proximal/distal)

Development of notochord:The cells from the notochordal _____ proliferate to form a solid rod-like structure called a definitive notochord.

The cells shown in the image are_____ present adjacent to the neural tube (NT)

Membranous part of the interventricular septum is derived from _____.

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VACTERL syndrome is due to _____ defects

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