Oxford Textbook of Neurological Surgery
... neural plate the outer regions, cause it to cover the diencephalon, midbrain and hindbrain and ultimately gives rise to the characteristic 'C' shape of the lateral ventricles. Trapped mesenchyme between the developing cerebral ...
Neural Networks
Neural Networks presents concepts of neural-network models and techniques of parallel distributed processing in a three-step approach: - A brief overview of the neural structure of the brain and the history of neural-network modeling ...
Principles of Development
... neural tube is considered in Chapter 12 . The vertebrate neural tube is formed by two different mechanisms in different regions of the body . The anterior neural tube forms the brain and the central nervous system in the trunk , and is ...
Computational Mechanics with Neural Networks
This book shows how neural networks are applied to computational mechanics. Part I presents the fundamentals of neural networks and other machine learning method in computational mechanics.
The Essentials of Human Embryology
... neural folds . The neural groove is already present in the Spee embryo ( 1.54 mm . ) , when the embryo is just beginning to form ( Fig . 18 ) . The groove deepens and the folds approach each other and fuse , thus forming the neural tube ...
Developmental Neurobiology
... neural plate stage , the lateral edges mark where structures associated with the dorsal surface of the neural tube will arise . The lateral - most edges will ultimately form epidermal ectoderm ( yellow ) , while the adjacent regions ...
Library of Congress Subject Headings
... Neural adaptation USE Neuroplasticity Neural analyzers UF Analysor , Neural Analyzers , Neural BT Central nervous system Senses and sensation Neural blockade USE Nerve block Neural circuitry ( May Subd Geog ) [ QP363.3 ] UF Circuitry ...
Basic Neurochemistry
... neural ectoderm is now committed to develop into neural tissue , as can be demonstrated by transplantation experiments in which neural ectoderm surgically placed into other areas of the developing embryo produces auxiliary neural ...
An Outline of Laboratory Work in Vertebrate Embryology
... neural tube to the notochord , myotomes , and dorsal body surface ; dis- tribution of surrounding mesenchyme ; neural crest , shape of neural tube and its lumen , relative thickness and number of layers of cells in different areas of ...
Transactions of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences
... neural canal in Petromyzon . Thus while in the latter the arches of one side and the other are entirely separate ... neural spine a . Either it is formed by the union of a median fin - ray with the neural arches , the ray thus ...
The American Journal of Science
... neural canal the neural spine retreats rather sharply , at the same time taking a keel shape anteriorly , but posteriorly divid- ing and spreading out into alæ , which form a distinct deep pit and bear on their under surfaces the ...
Morris' Human Anatomy
... neural folds or ridges which bound a shallow neural groove ( figs . 8 and 12A ) . The neural plate is converted into the neural tube by the further growth of the neural ridges which fold over the neural groove and fuse in the midline ...
Manual of anatomy v. 1
... neural arch by the membrana reuniens superior around the neural canal . At this stage the vertebra is composed of a membranous body and a neural bow . The lateral limbs of the bow are placed on either side of the neural canal , and are ...
Journal and Proceedings
... neural arch of the first vertebra , but the claust rum has been regarded either as a neural spine of the first verte- bra or as a part of the skull . In Labeo rohita and also in several other Cyprinoid fishes that I have examined , the ...
The Nervous System of Vertebrates
... neural tube . The accompanying figures illustrate the development of the neural tube and the ganglia of the sensory nerves in amphibia . As seen in Figure 13 FIG . 14. - Transverse section of the neural tube of Amblystoma punctatum ...
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
V. THE NEURAL RIDGE . The reader may have remarked in the preceding pages that the terms neural ridge and neural crest have been banished from my account of the development of the ganglia , both cranial and spinal . The reasons for this ...
New England Medical Monthly
... neural disease and if the depression last long the " epileptic change " may set in and developed epilepsy or other disease in the brain and the condition is no longer adneural or extra - neural but intra- neural also , because it and ...
Synopsis of the Extinct Batrachia and Reptilia of North America
... neural canal is somewhat be- low the plane of the anterior zygapophyses . The zygosphen is much elevated , and its summit concave . It is nar- rower than the articular cup , a feature which appears to be peculiar to fossil serpents ...
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
... neural crest . The latter , on the other hand , is exclusively a product of the neural crest , and receives no addition of epidermal elements . No indication of double origin , in this sense , of the Trigeminus ganglion in ...
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century dictionary
... neural axis or neural side of the body , in direction or relative position : op- posed to hemad . neuradynamia ( nū " ra - di - nā'mi - ä ) , n . [ NL . , < Gr . νεύρον , nerve , + ἀδυναμία , weakness : see adynamia . ] Neurasthenia ...