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    The document outlines the origins and derivatives of three germ layers in early embryonic development: surface ectoderm, neuroectoderm, and neural crest cells. Surface ectoderm gives rise to tissues involved in MOO functions as well as DEAD derivatives. Neuroectoderm develops into structures of the central nervous system like the brain, spinal cord, and retina as well as glial cells. Neural crest cells contribute to diverse tissues including parts of the peripheral nervous system, pigment cells, bones and cartilage of the face, and cells of the heart and thyroid gland.

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    The document outlines the origins and derivatives of three germ layers in early embryonic development: surface ectoderm, neuroectoderm, and neural crest cells. Surface ectoderm gives rise to tissues involved in MOO functions as well as DEAD derivatives. Neuroectoderm develops into structures of the central nervous system like the brain, spinal cord, and retina as well as glial cells. Neural crest cells contribute to diverse tissues including parts of the peripheral nervous system, pigment cells, bones and cartilage of the face, and cells of the heart and thyroid gland.

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    PASS DR PAM The Two-Faced PESO

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    The document outlines the origins and derivatives of three germ layers in early embryonic development: surface ectoderm, neuroectoderm, and neural crest cells. Surface ectoderm gives rise to tissues involved in MOO functions as well as DEAD derivatives. Neuroectoderm develops into structures of the central nervous system like the brain, spinal cord, and retina as well as glial cells. Neural crest cells contribute to diverse tissues including parts of the peripheral nervous system, pigment cells, bones and cartilage of the face, and cells of the heart and thyroid gland.

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    Surface Ectoderm

    MOO (Mammary glands, Oral cavity epithelium, Olfactory


    epithelium)
    DEAD (Distal anal, Enamel, Adenohyphophysis, Distal male
    urethra)
    PEEL (Parotid salivary glands, Epidermis, Ear, Lens)
    Neuroectoderm
    COARNEE
    CNS Neurons w/ brain & spinal cord
    Oligodendrocytes
    Astrocytes
    Retina, iris, & optic nerve
    Neurohypophysis (aka posterior pituitary)
    Epithalamus (aka pineal gland)
    Ependymal cells
    Neural Crest Cells
    PASS DR PAM the two-Faced PESO
    Pia mater, pns
    Arachnoid mater
    Schwann cells
    Sympathetic chain (autonomic postganglionic neurons)
    Dorsal Root ganglion
    Pigment cells (melanocytes)
    Adrenal Medulla
    Facial & skull bones, Facial cartilage
    Parafollicular C cells (in thyroid source of calcitonin)
    Endocardial cushions of the heart (play a vital role in the
    development of the heart)
    Spiral septum (aorticopulmonary septum)
    Odontoblasts (creates dentin)

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