Talk:2009 Lab 9

From Embryology

Development of the organs of Vision, Audition, Equilibrium and Olfaction

© Dr Mark Hill (2009)

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Introduction

File:Eyeear.gif This section of notes is a introduction to development of senses (sight, smell, hearing and balance) through the development of the specialized sense organs (eye, nose and ear). Portions of the eye, nose and ear appear very early in development as specialized surface regions (placodes) on the embryo, these regions must be connected to the central nervous system by neural pathways that originate as extensions of the central nervous system.

There are now more specific notes on each sensory system [ear.htm Hearing and Balance], [eye.htm Vision], [nose.htm Smell] and [tongue.htm Taste] development.

Related Pages: [week4_3.htm Week 4 Sensory Placodes] | [ear.htm Hearing] | [eye.htm Vision] | [nose.htm Smell] | [tongue.htm Taste]

Reading

  • Human Embryology (2nd ed.) Larson Ch12: p375-409
  • The Developing Human: Clinically Oriented Embryology (6th ed.) Moore and Persaud Ch19: p491-511
  • Essentials of Human Embryology Larson Ch12: p252-272
  • Before We Are Born (5th ed.) Moore and Persaud Ch20: p460-479
  • Human Embryology, Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald
  • Search PubMed- Medline

Objectives

  • Understand the early development of the eye, defining optic vesicles, optic stalks, optic fissure, optic cups, lens placodes and lens vesicles.
  • Understand the development of the retina, ciliary body, iris, lens, choroid, sclera and cornea.
  • Understand the development of external, middle and internal ear, including otic placode, otocyst, endolymphatic duct and semicircular canals.

Computer Activities

UNSW Embryology:

Embryo Images Unit:

Eye Development and Ear Development

Embryo Images Online

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References

For more recent review and research articles see specific notes on each Sensory System [ear.htm Hearing] | [eye.htm Vision] | [nose.htm Smell] | [tongue.htm Taste]

Selected Lists of References from PubMed March 1999 search results are available for Department of Anatomy computers without internet access. Computers with internet access can search from either Page 2 or PubMed Internet Access

PubMed March 1999[../Refer/senses/eye_rev.htm Eye Development Reviews] | [../Refer/senses/ear_rev.htm Ear Development Reviews] | [../Refer/senses/nose_rev.htm Nose Development Reviews] | [../Refer/senses/select.htm Selected Research Articles and Reviews]

Developmental Overview

Note these images are not to scale. Clicking each image will show full embryo.


File:CSt16.gifFile:CSt17.gifCarnegie Stage 15

Carnegie Stage 16

Carnegie Stage 17


File:CSt19.gifFile:CSt20.gifCarnegie Stage 18

Carnegie Stage 19

Carnegie Stage 20


File:CSt22.gifFile:CSt23.gifCarnegie Stage 21

Carnegie Stage 22

Carnegie Stage 23

File:Mov.gif See [../Movies/CSthead.mov Movie of these Head images (179 Kb)]

Glossary

Use the alphabetical list below to find definitions of terms that are new to you or use the Google search window to search UNSW Embryology site.


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Comments

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These notes introduce the development of the senses. Our senses are a combination of several different embryonic tissues, which for us to "sense" must also connect with the central nervous system.

This general section of sensory notes provides a brief introduction. More detailed information can be found on the specific sensory sysstem pages [ear.htm Hearing] | [eye.htm Vision] | [nose.htm Smell] | [tongue.htm Taste].

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the retina by Santiago Ramón y Cajal (c1900)