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This {{Embryology}} category shows media and pages related to [[Notochord|notochord]] development. | This {{Embryology}} category shows media and pages related to [[Notochord|notochord]] development. | ||
:'''Links:''' [[Notochord|Notochord]] | [[Paper - The Later Development of the Notochord in Mammals]] | :'''Links:''' [[Notochord|Notochord]] | [[Paper - The Later Development of the Notochord in Mammals|1908 Notochord]] | ||
The notochord (axial mesoderm) is a rod of cells lying in the midline of the trilaminar embryo mesoderm layer ventral to the neural tube. Thought to have at least 2 early roles in development and later roles in patterning surrounding tissues. 1. Mechanical, influencing the folding of the early embryo; 2. Morphogenic, secreting sonic hedgehog a protein which regulates the development of surrounding tissues (neural plate, somites, endoderm and other organs). In humans, the notochord forms in week 3 and is eventually lost during the formation of the vertebral column. | The notochord (axial mesoderm) is a rod of cells lying in the midline of the trilaminar embryo mesoderm layer ventral to the neural tube. Thought to have at least 2 early roles in development and later roles in patterning surrounding tissues. 1. Mechanical, influencing the folding of the early embryo; 2. Morphogenic, secreting sonic hedgehog a protein which regulates the development of surrounding tissues (neural plate, somites, endoderm and other organs). In humans, the notochord forms in week 3 and is eventually lost during the formation of the vertebral column. |
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This Embryology category shows media and pages related to notochord development.
- Links: Notochord | 1908 Notochord
The notochord (axial mesoderm) is a rod of cells lying in the midline of the trilaminar embryo mesoderm layer ventral to the neural tube. Thought to have at least 2 early roles in development and later roles in patterning surrounding tissues. 1. Mechanical, influencing the folding of the early embryo; 2. Morphogenic, secreting sonic hedgehog a protein which regulates the development of surrounding tissues (neural plate, somites, endoderm and other organs). In humans, the notochord forms in week 3 and is eventually lost during the formation of the vertebral column.
Pages in category 'Notochord'
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Media in category 'Notochord'
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- Cervical vertebra.jpg 767 × 514; 71 KB
- Gray0065.jpg 600 × 345; 39 KB
- Human notochord development theories 1.jpg 1,280 × 496; 64 KB
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- Mouse E11 Foxf1.jpg 1,420 × 1,143; 162 KB
- Mouse E11 Sox2 and Nkx2.1.jpg 2,229 × 720; 176 KB
- Mouse E9 Foxf1.jpg 1,420 × 1,143; 142 KB
- Mouse embryo E11 HNF3beta notochord marker 01.jpg 2,245 × 829; 129 KB
- Mouse embryo E11 HNF3beta notochord marker 02.jpg 913 × 1,000; 68 KB
- Mouse embryo E11 HNF3beta notochord marker 03.jpg 913 × 1,000; 56 KB
- Mouse embryo E11 HNF3beta notochord marker 04.jpg 913 × 1,000; 55 KB
- Neuralplate cartoon.png 343 × 284; 5 KB
- Notochordal interaction with nucleus pulposus.jpg 478 × 360; 92 KB
- Ossification endochondral 01.jpg 817 × 613; 198 KB
- Ossification endochondral 1.jpg 750 × 1,000; 147 KB
- Ossification endochondral 1c.jpg 300 × 400; 32 KB
- Shh frog notochord 1.jpg 150 × 150; 8 KB
- Stage 13 image 056.jpg 1,000 × 516; 102 KB
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- Stage11 sem100.jpg 1,000 × 898; 109 KB
- Stage7 axial process.jpg 500 × 375; 11 KB
- Williams1908-fig17.jpg 982 × 1,500; 145 KB
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- Williams1908-fig19.jpg 981 × 1,500; 104 KB
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- Xenopus FoxA4 model.jpg 1,192 × 565; 104 KB