lamina terminalis of neural tube

lamina terminalis

The anterior-most (rostral) portion of the wall of the neural tube, formed by closure of the anterior neuropore; the median strip of the anterior wall of the prosencephalon, which persists in a relatively unchanged state as the cerebral hemispheres grow out forward beyond the original anterior end of the prosencephalon.

Type Organ
Parent Structure epithelium
Latin Name lamina terminalis

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the lamina terminalis of neural tube?
The anterior-most (rostral) portion of the wall of the neural tube, formed by closure of the anterior neuropore; the median strip of the anterior wall of the prosencephalon, which persists in a relatively unchanged state as the cerebral hemispheres grow out forward beyond the original anterior end o
What is the Latin name for the lamina terminalis of neural tube?
The Latin name for the lamina terminalis of neural tube is lamina terminalis.

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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.