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    Primary Vesicle Secondary Vesicle Adult Derivatives Notes

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    The document summarizes the development of the primary brain vesicles and their derivatives in adults. The forebrain develops into structures involved in perception, cognition, and movement control, including the cerebral cortex and basal ganglia. The midbrain relays information between the forebrain and spinal cord and is involved in consciousness, mood, pleasure, and pain. The hindbrain processes sensory information, controls voluntary movement, and regulates the autonomic nervous system, including the cerebellum, pons, and medulla.

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    The document summarizes the development of the primary brain vesicles and their derivatives in adults. The forebrain develops into structures involved in perception, cognition, and movement control, including the cerebral cortex and basal ganglia. The midbrain relays information between the forebrain and spinal cord and is involved in consciousness, mood, pleasure, and pain. The hindbrain processes sensory information, controls voluntary movement, and regulates the autonomic nervous system, including the cerebellum, pons, and medulla.

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    The document summarizes the development of the primary brain vesicles and their derivatives in adults. The forebrain develops into structures involved in perception, cognition, and movement control, including the cerebral cortex and basal ganglia. The midbrain relays information between the forebrain and spinal cord and is involved in consciousness, mood, pleasure, and pain. The hindbrain processes sensory information, controls voluntary movement, and regulates the autonomic nervous system, including the cerebellum, pons, and medulla.

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    Primary Vesicle Secondary Vesicle Adult Derivatives Notes

    Forebrain (Proencephalon) Optic Vesicle Retina Outer layer pigment layer, Inner layer Neural Retina
    *perception, conscious awareness, (Diencephalon) (cones, rods, bipolar, and ganglion cells), Interretinal
    cognition, and voluntary *neuroectoderm* Space--weak, prone to retinal detachment in adults
    movement*
    Optic Nerve
    Thalamus (Diencephalon) Dorsal Hypothalamus
    *relays info about vision, audition, & Hypothalamus Controls ANS, food, drink, & sex, & Pituitary
    somatic sensation*

    Third Ventricle
    Telencephalon Olfactory Bulb Becomes Olfactory N.
    Cerebral Cortex Receives sensory input from thalamus, forms perceptions,
    and commands voluntary movements

    Basal Telencephalon Breaking Mech. feedback control to cortex


    *contains basal ganglia* *see below

    Corpus Callosum Cortical fibers running hemispheres


    Cortical White Matter
    Internal Capsule Fibers running cortex thalamus
    Lateral Ventricle
    Midbrain (Mesencephalon) Mesencephalon Tectum (dorsal) Differentiates into superior (visual) and inferior
    (auditory) colliculi
    *conduit between forebrain and Tegmentum (ventral) Contains SN & Red Nucleus (voluntary mvt)
    spinal cord, consciousness, mood,
    pleasure, & pain
    Cerebral Aqueduct
    Hindbrain Metencephalon Cerebellum Control center, info from spinal cord (position of body
    (Rhombencephalon) in space) and pons (goals of mvts), integrates info
    *conduit for infor btwn forebrain
    and spinal
    cord, processing of sensory info, Pons Connects cerebral cortex to cerebellum (90% of
    control of voluntary mvt, and
    neurons synapse here)
    regulation of ANS
    Fourth Ventricle
    Myelencephalon Medulla Sensory and motor fxn (auditory, touch, taste, &
    control of tongue m.)

    *Basal ganglia: in Telencephalon- Striatum (composed of Putamen, Caudate, & Globus output to Thalamus)- receives input from cortex, in Diencephalon-Subthalamic nuclei (reciprocally interacts
    with Globus), in Midbrain- Substantia Nigra (reciprocally connected to Caudate and Putamen)

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