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List two defects of neural tube closure.
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- Can failure to fuse the elevated neural folds cause neural tube defects?TOMY & PHYSIOL X QLSdDTK9h0bblWvHhTcbYE8B8bP-hHpSr7jusxp4sPqUlmvOLjA/formResponse * Required NERVOUS SYSTEM: LABELING & IDENTIFICATION LABEL THE FOLLOWING STRUCTURES OF THE NERVE CELL: A LETTER A: 30°C SONY Control music playhaclu auplease give name and definations for 1-5 and A to E thanks
- What happens if the neural tube fails to close? What causes its failure to close?What defects might be produced by a bilateral lesion of the inferotemporal region of the cerebral cortex?Spinal Nerve Identification Fill in the blanks with the terms provided. Not all terms will be used. mixed sacral 8 24 sensory motor 12 31 coccygeal The spinal cord is associated with considered signals from receptors to the CNS and CNS to effectors (muscles and glands). Each side of the spinal cord contains pairs of spinal nerves. Spinal nerves are axons that relay nerve axons that conduct nerve signals from the cervical nerves because they contain both thoracic nerves, and 1 nerves, lumbar nerves, nerves, nerve.