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Central Nervous System - Primary Vesicles

These 3 primary brain vesicles develop initially due to the neural plate being broader at the cranial (brain) end that the narrower caudal (spinal cord) end. When the plate fuses to form a tube, these 3 initial expansions (vesicles) result.

  • The development of the three primary brain vesicles on GD 10.5 in rats and GD 26 ± 1 in humans.
  • The corresponding shading between panels illustrates the earlier origins of different regions from the three original brain vesicles with a horizontal and lateral view, respectively.
  • Later they will develop into the 5 secondary vesicles.


Three primary brain vesicles: forebrain ( prosencephalon) - midbrain (mesencephalon) - hindbrain (rhombencephalon)


Links: Neural System Development | 3 primary vesicles | 5 secondary vesicles


Reference

<pubmed>10852851</pubmed>| Environmental Health Perspectives | PMC: 1637807


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Cite this page: Hill, M.A. (2024, April 25) Embryology CNS primary vesicles.jpg. Retrieved from https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/File:CNS_primary_vesicles.jpg

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