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Nav2 is expressed in the mesencephalic tract, cranial and dorsal root ganglia and neural tube at E10.5. (A-F) Nav2 mRNA expressio ...D2, E2) overlaps with that of the Nav2 riboprobe in the ganglia of cranial nerve IX (D1) and X (E1).

(N. Facialis; Seventh Nerve; CN VII) ...edial, immediately to the lateral side of the sensory part is the acoustic nerve.

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...the wall of the brain tube at the level of the origin of the fifth cranial nerve== ...wing to their having turned downwards to form the spinal root of the fifth nerve.

...mbryo of four weeks. It shows the early condition of the roots of a spinal nerve. A diagrammatic representation of this is given in [[:File:His1897 fig02.jp ...the neuroblasts in the wall of the tube, growing out to form the anterior nerve-root.

==Fig. 367. Diagram showing the principal branches of the cranial nerves in a fish== ...ial clefts; I, II, III, IV, VI, the first, second, third, fourth and sixth cranial nerves. The remaining nerves are differently shaded.

...ar nerve, acoustic nerve) part of the vestibulocochlear nerve (8th cranial nerve, CN VIII)

...s within the taste buds receive these chemical stimulus and convert into a nerve impulse. 3. this nerve impulse travels from the oral cavity cranial nerves towards the brain.

* The division of the VIII cranial nerve into a vestibular and auditory (spiral ganglia) component. * The eighth cranial nerve (VIII) exiting through the space known as the internal auditory meatus.

==Fig. 32. Reconstruction showing the cranial nerves in a 10 mm human embryo== ...similar but smaller tract is formed by the entering fibres of the acoustic nerve, which at this time consists mostly of vestibular fibres. In addition to th

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===Maxillary Nerve=== ...the lower eyelid, and the upper lip, joining with filaments of the facial nerve.

...bution of the three divisions of the fifth nerve (N. Trigeminus, Trifacial Nerve, '''{{CN V}})'''. ...l nerve and is the great sensory nerve of the head and face, and the motor nerve of the muscles of mastication. It emerges from the side of the pons, near i

...reconstructed; the tenth and twelfth cranial nerves and the flrst cervical nerve by Dr. Streeter. ...he circle of Willis throughout that of the fore-brain. The position of the cranial nerves and otic vesicle is given in Fig. 9.

...anial (primary head-vein). Median to the second division of the trigeminal nerve can he seen the plexiform maxillary vein, which drain the structure of the [[Category:Hearing]][[Category:Cranial Nerve]]

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==The exits of the cranial nerves in the brain of a human embryo of 10.2 mm CRL== ...auditory nerve. The type of the spinal nerves still follows the oculomotor nerve with respect to the exit point.

...- cochlear component of the ganglia (vestibulocochlear nerve, 8th cranial nerve, CN VIII) top of the image.

...esicle, G7 - G8= ganglion of the 7th and 8th cranial nerve, G5= trigeminal nerve ganglion, 1= 1st branchial bar, 2= 2nd branchial bar

the eye, the middle cranial beams and the maze bubbles L;: tonic Xll means the hypoglossal nerve;