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pharyngeal apparatus consists of
pharyngeal arch x5
pharyngeal pouch x4
pharyngeal groove x4
pharyngeal membrane x4
When does the pharyngeal apparatus form in development?
week 4
What substances drive the formation of the pharyngeal apparatus in development?
Hox complex
retinoic acid
pharyngeal arch arises from
mesoderm: muscles, arteries
neural crest cells: bone, connective tissue
pharyngeal pouch arises from
endoderm
pharyngeal groove arises from
ectoderm
pharyngeal membrane arises from
endoderm
ectoderm
mesoderm
neural crest cells
The pharyngeal part of the tongue (posterior 1/3) arises from
pharyngeal arch 2, 3, 4
Describe the development of th tonsils
pharyngeal arch 2, 3, 4 → copula & hypobranchial eminence → Waldeyer's ring
Describe the development of the nasal cavity
pharyngeal arch 1 → frontonasal prominence → ectodermal thickenings "nasal placodes" → nasal pits → nasal sacs → conchae & nasal cavity
The external ear (auricle & external auditory meatus) arises from
pharyngeal groove 1
The ossicles of the middle ear arise from
malleus - pharyngeal arch 1
incus - pharyngeal arch 1
stapes - pharyngeal arch 2
The eustachian tube of the middle ear arises from
pharyngeal pouch 1
The tympanic membrane of the middle ear arise from
pharyngeal membrane 1
Describe the development of the inner ear
ectoderm → otic placode → otic vesicle → utricules & saccules
When does the inner ear develop?
week 4