BIOL 4260 Human Evolu onary Anatomy Lecture 12: Limb
... (AER), axes established 3. Fibroblast growth factors induce distal growth 4. More proximal areas slow division rates and differentiate ...
... (AER), axes established 3. Fibroblast growth factors induce distal growth 4. More proximal areas slow division rates and differentiate ...
Brainstem II
... SVA (Taste) – Rostral Solitary nucleus GVA – Caudal Solitary nucleus GSA – Trigeminal (TBNC) SSA – Cochlear and Vestibular nuclei ...
... SVA (Taste) – Rostral Solitary nucleus GVA – Caudal Solitary nucleus GSA – Trigeminal (TBNC) SSA – Cochlear and Vestibular nuclei ...
The Back
... (intervertebral discs) Articulations between vertebral bodies: -Bodies of adjacent vertebrae are held to each other by fibrous discs which strongly adhere these vertebrae to each other -Movements at these joints is slight though summative movements permits considerable range -Ligaments supporting th ...
... (intervertebral discs) Articulations between vertebral bodies: -Bodies of adjacent vertebrae are held to each other by fibrous discs which strongly adhere these vertebrae to each other -Movements at these joints is slight though summative movements permits considerable range -Ligaments supporting th ...
Neural Crest Cells
... Ectodermal in origin and develops from 2 sources: 1. An upgrowth from the ectodermal roof of the stomatodeum called hypophysial diverticulum (Rathke’s Pouch) - adenohypophysis 2. A downgrowth from the neuroectoderm of the diencephalon called the neurohypophysial diverticulum – neurohypophysis During ...
... Ectodermal in origin and develops from 2 sources: 1. An upgrowth from the ectodermal roof of the stomatodeum called hypophysial diverticulum (Rathke’s Pouch) - adenohypophysis 2. A downgrowth from the neuroectoderm of the diencephalon called the neurohypophysial diverticulum – neurohypophysis During ...
A New Genus of Didymoconidae from the Paleocene
... size anteroposteriorly. On the right side, this dentition is completely preserved with slightly inflated crowns at the apex and then ventrally become rather slenderly columnar, and finally expand again to compose a circular base. The apex of the teeth have planar wear facets, height of crowns are ba ...
... size anteroposteriorly. On the right side, this dentition is completely preserved with slightly inflated crowns at the apex and then ventrally become rather slenderly columnar, and finally expand again to compose a circular base. The apex of the teeth have planar wear facets, height of crowns are ba ...
Gross Anatomy of the Brain - Dr. Leichnetz
... Fasciculus gracilis and gracile tubercle (clava)- elevation over nucleus gracilis Dorsal intermediate sulcus- groove between fasciculus gracilis and fasiculus cuneatus Fasciculus cuneatus and cuneate tubercle- elevation over nucleus cuneatus Tuberculum cinereum (elevation over spinal tract and nucle ...
... Fasciculus gracilis and gracile tubercle (clava)- elevation over nucleus gracilis Dorsal intermediate sulcus- groove between fasciculus gracilis and fasiculus cuneatus Fasciculus cuneatus and cuneate tubercle- elevation over nucleus cuneatus Tuberculum cinereum (elevation over spinal tract and nucle ...
with figures
... separates the nares from the orbit. The dorsal part of the orbitosphenoids presents a bony rim that surrounds the wide opening of the olfactory nerve. These bones and their continuation in the parasphenoid rostrum are thick and robust. The parasphenoid rostrum is laminate but rather thick; it posses ...
... separates the nares from the orbit. The dorsal part of the orbitosphenoids presents a bony rim that surrounds the wide opening of the olfactory nerve. These bones and their continuation in the parasphenoid rostrum are thick and robust. The parasphenoid rostrum is laminate but rather thick; it posses ...
Inferior Longitudinal Fasciculus
... Difficult to delineate FFA and OFA in post-mortem brains because they are primarily defined by function. Data from primate studies do not map well onto human brain anatomy. Experience-dependant plasticity. Strong individual differences in left OFA (Gshwind et al 2012) Duffau et al 2013 ...
... Difficult to delineate FFA and OFA in post-mortem brains because they are primarily defined by function. Data from primate studies do not map well onto human brain anatomy. Experience-dependant plasticity. Strong individual differences in left OFA (Gshwind et al 2012) Duffau et al 2013 ...
Chapter 29 - Palm Beach State College
... – First trimester: from fertilization through 12 weeks • More than half of all embryos die in the first trimester • Conceptus is most vulnerable to stress, drugs and nutritional deficiencies during this time ...
... – First trimester: from fertilization through 12 weeks • More than half of all embryos die in the first trimester • Conceptus is most vulnerable to stress, drugs and nutritional deficiencies during this time ...
... known as Müller cells cells are columnar in shape and their bodies have many depressions due to neurons Mueller cells occupy practically the entire retina, e.g. its part between the outer and inner limiting membranes (which are formed by their outer or inner cell bases) Nuclei of Müller cells are in ...
CNS-1 Introduction to the CNS. General organization. Spinal cord
... 7. to know a scheme of the spinal nerve (practical recognition of all elements in the model). A student should be prepared theoretically for the lab class. The information may be found in the chapter 1, 4 and 15 (Clinical neuroanatomy by Snell) and in the lecture 1. DURING THE SEMINAR: ...
... 7. to know a scheme of the spinal nerve (practical recognition of all elements in the model). A student should be prepared theoretically for the lab class. The information may be found in the chapter 1, 4 and 15 (Clinical neuroanatomy by Snell) and in the lecture 1. DURING THE SEMINAR: ...
Midbrain
... Midbrain is formally divided into dorsal and ventral parts at the level of cerebral aqueduct ...
... Midbrain is formally divided into dorsal and ventral parts at the level of cerebral aqueduct ...
Anatomical Definition of White Matter Tracts
... For the completeness of the paper, we briefly describe what tracts are included in each surface. Note that we can define the following tracts in both hemispheres except the commissural tract. 1. Commissural tract (CC) contains the anterior commissure and the corpus callosum. 2. Corona Radiata (CR) c ...
... For the completeness of the paper, we briefly describe what tracts are included in each surface. Note that we can define the following tracts in both hemispheres except the commissural tract. 1. Commissural tract (CC) contains the anterior commissure and the corpus callosum. 2. Corona Radiata (CR) c ...
Anatomy Six Anterior Hip
... Iliopsoas – combination of what 2 muscles? What joint(s) does it act on? ...
... Iliopsoas – combination of what 2 muscles? What joint(s) does it act on? ...
7. Development of digestive system I. Yolk sac. Primitive gut
... o the dental buds are connected with the oral epithelium and form the primordia of the ectodermal components of teeth o the dental buds develop into caps with outer and inner dental epithelium (ameloblasts) and inner core (stellate reticulum), thus forming the enamel organ o mesenchyme cells adjacen ...
... o the dental buds are connected with the oral epithelium and form the primordia of the ectodermal components of teeth o the dental buds develop into caps with outer and inner dental epithelium (ameloblasts) and inner core (stellate reticulum), thus forming the enamel organ o mesenchyme cells adjacen ...
urinary system
... the level of the L1. The right kidney is a half vertebra lower than the left one. The left kidney is often slightly longer than the right one. Longitudinal axes of both kidneys diverge caudally. The dorsal surface is in contact with the diaphragm (the upper part) and m. psoas major, m. quadratus lum ...
... the level of the L1. The right kidney is a half vertebra lower than the left one. The left kidney is often slightly longer than the right one. Longitudinal axes of both kidneys diverge caudally. The dorsal surface is in contact with the diaphragm (the upper part) and m. psoas major, m. quadratus lum ...
Spinal Imaging - Wellington ICU
... - I: blunting of the anterior-superior vertebral margin - II: beak-like appearance to the anterior vertebral body with loss of anterior vertebral height and an oblique contour. - III: fracture extending from the anterior surface of the vertebral body into the disc space. - IV: posterior displacement ...
... - I: blunting of the anterior-superior vertebral margin - II: beak-like appearance to the anterior vertebral body with loss of anterior vertebral height and an oblique contour. - III: fracture extending from the anterior surface of the vertebral body into the disc space. - IV: posterior displacement ...
Subconjunctival enucleation
... Each eyelid was retracted by means of a single suture with size 1 nylon (Ethilion) 11 attached to the drape. The LigaSure was used at 7 different stages during the procedure (this is a lateral canthotomy was performed to increase surgical exposure. The LigaSure was applied through the skin and conju ...
... Each eyelid was retracted by means of a single suture with size 1 nylon (Ethilion) 11 attached to the drape. The LigaSure was used at 7 different stages during the procedure (this is a lateral canthotomy was performed to increase surgical exposure. The LigaSure was applied through the skin and conju ...
ANATOMY OF LUNGS
... and extends vertically downwards to form Lingula. This is called cardiac notch(percussion in this area gives a dull note as compared to dull note obtained over ...
... and extends vertically downwards to form Lingula. This is called cardiac notch(percussion in this area gives a dull note as compared to dull note obtained over ...
anatomy of lungs - The Lung Center
... and extends vertically downwards to form Lingula. This is called cardiac notch(percussion in this area gives a dull note as compared to dull note obtained over ...
... and extends vertically downwards to form Lingula. This is called cardiac notch(percussion in this area gives a dull note as compared to dull note obtained over ...
Anatomical Directions
... ANATOMICAL LOCATION Anatomy is a difficult subject with a large component of memorization. There is just no way around that, but we have made every effort to make this course diverse and fun. The first and probably the most difficult component of the study of anatomy is anatomical location. It is im ...
... ANATOMICAL LOCATION Anatomy is a difficult subject with a large component of memorization. There is just no way around that, but we have made every effort to make this course diverse and fun. The first and probably the most difficult component of the study of anatomy is anatomical location. It is im ...
Ch 8 study guide Tuesday, February 14, 2017 9:53 AM What is the
... What happens to the intraembryonic coelom during the folding of the embryonic disc in the 4th week? ...
... What happens to the intraembryonic coelom during the folding of the embryonic disc in the 4th week? ...
Drosophila embryogenesis
Drosophila embryogenesis, the process by which Drosophila (fruit fly) embryos form, is a favorite model system for geneticists and developmental biologists studying embryogenesis. The small size, short generation time, and large brood size make it ideal for genetic studies. Transparent embryos facilitate developmental studies. Drosophila melanogaster was introduced into the field of genetic experiments by Thomas Hunt Morgan in 1909.