Mononucleosomes typically have 200 bp DNA. End-trimming reduces the length of DNA first to 165 bp and then generates core particles with 146 bp.

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Junctional neurulation 

combination of mechanisms involved in both primary and secondary neurulation

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Primary neurulation can be divided into four stages:

1. Elongation and folding of the neural plate

2. Bending of the neural plate

3. Convergence of the neural folds

4. Closure of the neural tube

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Anencephaly 

a failure of the anterior (rostral) portion of the embryonic neural tube (anterior neuropore) to close properly.

OR

a failure to close the neural tube allows the forebrain to remain in contact with amniotic fluid and subsequently degenerate.

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Craniorachischisis-combination of anencephaly with a contiguous bony defect of the spine (also without meninges covering the neural tissue –rachischisis)

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The first visible sign of limb development is the formation of bilateral bulges called limb buds.

1. limb bud  is 

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The cells that make up the limb bud are derived from the 

1. posterior lateral plate mesoderm

2. adjacent somites

3. bud’s overlying ectoderm