Multiple Choice
The diencephalon is ________________ to the brainstem and ________________ to the cerebellum.
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12. The Central Nervous System
Introduction to the Central Nervous System
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The CNS starts differentiating from the neural tube in the developing embryo after week __________.
A
three
B
six
C
four
D
two
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Understand the context: The central nervous system (CNS) begins its development from the neural tube during embryogenesis.
Identify the timeline of embryonic development: The neural tube formation is a critical event that occurs early in the embryonic stage.
Recall the sequence of events: The neural tube forms during the third week of embryonic development.
Differentiate the stages: After the formation of the neural tube, differentiation into the CNS begins in the fourth week.
Conclude the timeline: The CNS starts differentiating from the neural tube in the developing embryo after week four.
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