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3. EMBRYOLOGY
Definition: It is the study of the formation
and development of the embryo or fetus
from the moment of its inception up to the
time when it is born as an infant.
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4. Embryogenesis is divided
into three phases
► Pre implantation period (first 7 days)
► Embryonic period (next 7 weeks)
► Fetal period (3 – 9 months)
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5. First week of development
► Ovulation
► Fertilization
► Cleavage
► Blastocyst formation
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6. Fertilization
► It is the process by which male and female
gametes fuse .
► It occurs in ampullary region of the uterine
tube.
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19. ► The second week of development is
known as week of two
► The trophoblast differentiates into -2
--the cytotrophoblast
--the synctiotrophoblast
► The embryoblast forms two layers
--epiblast
-- hypoblast
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20. Third week of development
(trilaminar germ disc)
► Gastrulation
► Formation of the notochord
► Neurulation
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21. Gastrulation
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Definition: it is process that establishes
all three germ layers i.e.
-- ectoderm
-- mesoderm
--endoderm
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22. Migration of cells b/w hypoblast
and epiblast
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23. Formation of notochord
► Primitive streak
► Primitive node
► Canalization of cord cells
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29. Neural crest cells
► Ectomesenchymal tissue termed neural
crest cells appears in the intermediate zone
between the surface ectoderm and the
neural tube during neurulation.
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33. Derivatives of neural crest cells.
Connective tissue- Ectomesenchyme of facial prominences and
branchial arches
- Bones and cartilages of facial visceral skeleton
- Dermis of face and neck
- Stroma of salivary ,thymus ,thyroid,
parathyroid and pituitary gland
- Corneal mesenchyme
- Aortic arch arteries
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36. Migration of neural crest cells.
► Active migration
► Passive migration
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37. Factors affecting migration
► Extra cellular molecules: like fibronectin
► Vitamin A
► 13 cis-retinoic acid
► Mutant genes
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38. Factors effecting the normal growth
of neural crest derivatives
► Number of cells leaving the neural tube
► Rate of migration
► Proportion of dividing
► Minimal period between successive
divisions
► Number of cells that die
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40. Significance of neural crest cells
► In craniofacial region
Differentiate to form most of the connective
tissue of head - ectomesenchyme
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41. Source and pattern of migration to the
developing face and branchial arch
system
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42. Significance in development of
dentition
► Neural crest is primary material for
odontogenesis.
► Interaction between neural crest,
pharyngeal endoderm and oral ectoderm
produces the dental lamina.
► Neural crest provides material for dentin,
pulp and cementum.
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45. Each pair of branchial arches contain a
basic set of structure
► Cartilage component
► Muscular component
► Vascular component
► Nervous component
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50. COMPONENTS OF 1st ARCH
►
Cartilage : MECKEL’S CARTILAGE
--Arises 41st – 45th Day I.U
--It provides a template for subsequent
development of the mandible.
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52. Derivatives of Meckel’s Cartilage :
Mental Ossicle (Endochondral oss.)
► Head and neck of Malleus..
► Ant. Ligament of the Malleus.
► Sphenomandibular Ligament.
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53. Muscles of first pharyngeal arch
►
►
►
Muscles of mastication
Ant. Belly of digastric
Tensor tympani and
palatini
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55. Nerve supply
► Mand. Branch of trigeminal nerve
►
Sensory component supplies
: Mandible and covering mucosa.
: Mandibular teeth including gingiva
: Mucosa of ant. 2/3 of Tongue.
: Floor of the mouth.
: Skin of the lower third of Face.
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69. ► Dev. Of the face starts at the end of 4
week
► Facial prominences
--maxillary prominence
--mandibular prominence
- lat. Nasal prominence
--med. Nasal prominence
--frontonasal prominence
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81. Clinical correlates
Facial clefts
1. Failure of fusion of maxillary
prominence with medial nasal process
►
Anterior to incisive foramen
--lat. Cleft lip
--cleft upper jaw
--cleft b/w pri. And sec. palate
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82. ► Post. to incisive foramen
-- cleft palate
--cleft uvula
2 . Failure of fusion of maxillary process
-- oblique facial cleft
3. Incomplete merging of 2 medial nasal
prominences
--Median cleft lip
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