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==Human Female Fetus Atlas and Axis (10 week)== | ==Human Female Fetus - Atlas and Axis (10 week)== | ||
Large image version of plane D, close to midline {{HE}}. 0.5 mm scale bar | Large image version of plane D, close to midline {{HE}}. 0.5 mm scale bar | ||
[[Musculoskeletal System - Axial Skeleton Development|'''Axial Skeleton Development''']] | |||
The atlas arch and the axis odontoid process are shown. | Note the atlas cervical vertebra (C1) and axis cervical vertebra (C2) specialised vertebra of the [[Musculoskeletal System - Axial Skeleton Development|axial skeleton]] to connect the skull to the vertebral column. The atlas arch and the axis odontoid process are shown, with the developing transverse ligament. The developing intervertebral disc lies between the axis and C3. | ||
The [[Musculoskeletal System - Axial Skeleton Development|vertebral column]] forms from the sclerotome of somites, each somite pair providing half (left/right) of the vertebral body. The skeleton is still cartilage at this stage and will ossify during the fetal period by endochondral ossification. | |||
[[Neural System Development|'''Neural Development''']] | |||
Behind the vertebral column the junctional region between brainstem (hindbrain) and spinal cord is shown. | |||
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Human Female Fetus - Atlas and Axis (10 week)
Large image version of plane D, close to midline (Stain - Haematoxylin Eosin). 0.5 mm scale bar
Note the atlas cervical vertebra (C1) and axis cervical vertebra (C2) specialised vertebra of the axial skeleton to connect the skull to the vertebral column. The atlas arch and the axis odontoid process are shown, with the developing transverse ligament. The developing intervertebral disc lies between the axis and C3.
The vertebral column forms from the sclerotome of somites, each somite pair providing half (left/right) of the vertebral body. The skeleton is still cartilage at this stage and will ossify during the fetal period by endochondral ossification.
Behind the vertebral column the junctional region between brainstem (hindbrain) and spinal cord is shown.
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- Image Source: UNSW Embryology, no reproduction without permission.
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