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Neurulation

Neurulation refers to the folding process in vertebrate embryos, which includes the transformation of the neural plate into the neural tube. The embryo at this stage is termed the neurula.

Primary neurulation, Early brain development & Non-neural ectoderm tissue

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Primary neurulation

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Early brain development

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Non-neural ectoderm tissue

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Neural crest cells

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D054261

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Primary neurulation

Early brain development

Non-neural ectoderm tissue

Neural crest cells

Neural tube defects

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Neurulation

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Edges81
Triples57
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.02439
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Neurulation

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related to Primary neural induction · 20
Neurulation → AMP, At, Ectoderm, Even, Germany, Hans Spemann, Hilda Mangold, It, Items, Johannes Holtfreter, Other, Pandor, Subsequent, The, The Nobel, This, USA, Viktor Hamburger, Warren Lewis, While
related to Folding · 10
Neurulation → As, DLHP, E-cadherin, MHP, N-cadherin, N-CAM, Prior, Some, The, This
related to Secondary neurulation · 8
Neurulation → Errors, For, In, Primary, Secondary, The, These, Tubes
related to Shape change · 4
Neurulation → As, See Neural, The, This
related to External links · 3
Neurulation → Animation Archived, Overview, Wayback Machine
MeSH · 1
Neurulation → D054261
related to Neural tube defects · 1
Neurulation → Failure

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neural tube plate primary cells induction form secondary brain closure cord called process development ectoderm forms isbn tissue notochord formation

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NeurulationMeSHD0542611.00infobox
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coagulated frog's blood did not induceinstance ofOther items0.80text
bone morphogenetic proteininstance ofincluding soluble growth factors0.80text
a requirement forinstance ofincluding soluble growth factors0.80text
Emxinstance ofother transcription factors0.80text
Otxinstance ofother transcription factors0.80text
and Pax genesinstance ofother transcription factors0.80text
and secreted signaling factors such as fibroblast growth factorsinstance ofother transcription factors0.80text
Neurulationrelated to External linksOverview0.60section

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