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Which germ layer gives rise to the epithelial lining of the gastrointestinal tract?
gastrointestinal tract
What three sections is the gut tube divided into during development?
fore, mid and hindgut
What is the role of the oropharyngeal membrane(=ectodermal-endodermal membrane)?
It separates the stomodeum (oral cavity) formed by ectoderm from the pharynx formed by endoderm
How is the oral cavity eventually connected to the primitive gut
by ruptering of the oropharyngeal membrane
what connect ths midgut to the yolk sac
vitelline duct (eerst wide, with development becomes narrow and long, en later verdwijnt ie bijna, becomes very thin)
what is the function of the cloacal membrane during development
It separates the endoderm-derived upper anal canal from the ectoderm-derived lower proctodeum
Which epithelial linings are formed by the endoderm outside the gut system?
respiratory tract
urinary bladder
urethra
tympanic cavity
auditory tube
What structural change allows more endoderm to be incorporated into the embryo to form the gut tube?
cephalocaudal folding and lateral body wall folding
for what structures does the endooderm form the parenchyma
thyroid
parathyroid
liver
pancreas
the gastrointestinal tract forms the
roof of the yolk sac
what is the ventral wall defect
failure of the lateral body walls to close
where are cloaca formed
allantois