Created from Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLbqzTlZ6yAvideoConcepts covered:Embryonic development, Frontonasal process, Maxillary process, Mandibular process, Upper lip
During embryonic development, the face and palate form from distinct structures like the frontonasal process, maxillary process, and mandibular process. The fusion of these processes gives rise to the upper lip, lower jaw, and primary palate, with critical development occurring between weeks 6 to 12.
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Development of the Face and Palate
Concepts covered:Embryonic development, Frontonasal process, Maxillary process, Mandibular process, Upper lip
During embryonic development, the face and palate form from distinct structures like the frontonasal process, maxillary process, and mandibular process. The fusion of these processes gives rise to the upper lip, lower jaw, and primary palate, with critical development occurring between weeks 6 to 12.
Question 1
When is the critical period for face and palate development?
Question 2
What forms the upper lip?
Question 3
What does the nasal septum fuse with?
Question 4
What cells support craniofacial development?
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