Which Embryonic Germ Layer Forms the Brain and Spinal Cord

question 114

Multiple Choice

Which embryonic germ layer forms the brain and spinal cord?

• A) ectoderm
• B) endoderm
• C) trophoderm
• D) epiderm
• E) mesooderm

Comprehend the fundamental mechanisms of synaptic integration and neurotransmission.

Recognize the brain regions responsible for basic drives, higher cognitive functions, and motor skills.

Identify the structural and functional characteristics of different brain areas and their roles in cognition, emotion, and motor control.

Understand the processes involved in the generation and propagation of action potentials.

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