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[[Carnegie stage 8]] - (about 18 postovulatory days) neural groove and folds are first seen  
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* [[Carnegie stage 9]] - the three main divisions of the brain, which are not cerebral vesicles, can be distinguished while the neural groove is still completely open.  
| (about 18 postovulatory days) neural groove and folds are first seen  
* [[Carnegie stage 10]] - (two days later) neural folds begin to fuse near the junction between brain and spinal cord, when neural crest cells are arising mainly from the neural ectoderm  
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* [[Carnegie stage 11]] - (about 24 days) the rostral (or cephalic) neuropore closes within a few hours; closure is bidirectional, it takes place from the dorsal and terminal lips and may occur in several areas simultaneously. The two lips, however, behave differently.  
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* [[Carnegie stage 12]] - (about 26 days) The caudal neuropore takes a day to close.
| three main divisions of the brain, which are not cerebral vesicles, can be distinguished while the neural groove is still completely open.  
** the level of final closure is approximately at future somitic pair 31.
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** corresponds to the level of sacral vertebra 2.
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* [[Carnegie stage 13]] - (4 weeks) the neural tube is normally completely closed.
| (two days later) neural folds begin to fuse near the junction between brain and spinal cord, when neural crest cells are arising mainly from the neural ectoderm  
 
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'''Secondary neurulation''' begins at stage 12 - is the differentiation of the caudal part of the neural tube from the caudal eminence (or end-bud) without the intermediate phase of a neural plate.
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| (about 24 days) the rostral (or cephalic) neuropore closes within a few hours; closure is bidirectional, it takes place from the dorsal and terminal lips and may occur in several areas simultaneously. The two lips, however, behave differently.  
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|  {{CS12}}
| (about 26 days) The caudal neuropore takes a day to close. The level of final closure is approximately at future somitic pair 31 (corresponds to the level of sacral vertebra 2). Secondary neurulation begins, is the differentiation of the caudal part of the neural tube from the caudal eminence (or end-bud) without the intermediate phase of a neural plate.
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| (4 weeks) the neural tube is normally completely closed.
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| colspan=2|  '''Links:''' {{neural}} | [[Week 3]] | [[Week 4]]
|}<noinclude>[[Category:Neural]][[Category:Table]][[Category:Timeline]][[Category:Week 3]][[Category:Week 4]]</noinclude>

Latest revision as of 09:53, 14 May 2020

Early Neural Timeline
Carnegie Stage Event
8 (about 18 postovulatory days) neural groove and folds are first seen
9 three main divisions of the brain, which are not cerebral vesicles, can be distinguished while the neural groove is still completely open.
10 (two days later) neural folds begin to fuse near the junction between brain and spinal cord, when neural crest cells are arising mainly from the neural ectoderm
11 (about 24 days) the rostral (or cephalic) neuropore closes within a few hours; closure is bidirectional, it takes place from the dorsal and terminal lips and may occur in several areas simultaneously. The two lips, however, behave differently.
12 (about 26 days) The caudal neuropore takes a day to close. The level of final closure is approximately at future somitic pair 31 (corresponds to the level of sacral vertebra 2). Secondary neurulation begins, is the differentiation of the caudal part of the neural tube from the caudal eminence (or end-bud) without the intermediate phase of a neural plate.
13 (4 weeks) the neural tube is normally completely closed.
  Links: neural | Week 3 | Week 4