neuropore


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neuropore

[′nu̇r·ō‚pȯr]
(embryology)
A terminal aperture of the neural tube before complete closure at the 20-25 somite stage.
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The transaction will see an initial upfront payment of USD20m made to Neuropore, which is also entitled to potential development, regulatory and sales-based milestones payments, of up to a potential total of USD460m in addition to royalties on net sales.
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A short distance posterior to the cross-sectional level in Figure 4G, the stomochord and perihaemal coeloms disappear, and the collar cord emerges at the posterior neuropore to continue as the dorsal nerve cord of the trunk.
An externally brooding acorn worm hemichordata, enteropneusta, torquaratoridae from the Russian Arctic
Moreover, 7-OH-AAF was the principle metabolite of AF and it was responsible for causing abnormal incomplete closure of the posterior neuropore in rat embryos and producing a morphologically distinguishable defect (Stark et al.
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Stage 11: Closure of the Rostral Neuropore and the Beginning of Secondary Neurulation.
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Spina bifida with rachischisis occurs when the posterior neuropore of the neural tube fails to close during week 4 of development.
Meningomyelocele: case report with its embryological basis
By E5, the neural rod is almost entirely detached from the dorsal epithelial layer, except at the most posterior level of neuropore.
Insights from a sea lamprey into the evolution of neural crest gene regulatory network
The supposed actin dependency of anterior but not posterior neuropore closure in mouse embryos (Ybot-Gonzalez and Copp 1999) could thus explain why exencephaly is the dominant NTD observed in VPA-exposed mice (Nau et al.
Valproic acid teratogenicity: a toxicogenomics approach
Ventrally the coelom ends in a blind sac; dorsally it extends extremely posteriorly into the stalk and opens to the outside through a single proboscis pore just left of the dorsal midline of the proboscis stalk and almost into the anterior neuropore.
The anatomy, life habits, and later development of a new species of enteropneust, Harrimania planktophilus (hemichordata: Harrimaniidae) from barkley sound

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