0:04 so we were talking about the development
0:07 of the notochordal
0:10 system not according process so what up
0:13 to now what we discussed that all the
0:15 cells which are moving towards the
0:17 Primitive nodes they go down through the
0:19 Primitive tape and then they make a tube
0:22 and that tube extends from the Primitive
0:25 node forward up to the pro Cardinal
0:29 pre-cardial plate between the epiblast
0:33 and endoderm is that right and if you
0:36 make a section here right you will find
0:39 that this tube has
0:43 roof and floor the floor of the tube is
0:45 roof of the tube is in contact with
0:47 epiblast floor of the tube is in contact with
0:48 with
0:50 endoderm the floor of the tube and
0:54 endoderma cells longitudinal in a linear
0:58 fashion they disappear in this way
1:01 temporarily or transiently
1:04 amniotic fluid through the Primitive pad
1:08 through the what is this process
1:09 process
1:13 right and through the disintegrated notochordal
1:15 notochordal
1:18 process floor and disintegrated
1:20 endoderma area can communicate through
1:23 Yorkshire and this temporary
1:25 communication between the amniotic
1:28 cavity and the definitive joke Sac
1:30 through this area is called
1:35 neuro enteric Canal why it is called
1:38 neuron Terry Canal because later on you
1:41 will learn that this part of the yes
1:43 what is this
1:46 this will play a role in formation of
1:50 nervous system and this lowermost part
1:52 of the what is this endoderm that will
1:55 be playing a role in formation of an
1:57 enteric system enteric system in
1:59 gastrointestinal system so this tube
2:03 extends from that part of the embryonic
2:05 disc which is going to develop nervous
2:08 system up to that part of the embryonic
2:10 dust which is going to develop and
2:13 Terrace system so tube is called neuro
2:16 enteric canal
2:18 am I clear now
2:22 let us make a section like this
2:24 and see how nodochordal process is
2:27 developing now we are making transfer
2:29 section this was a longitudinal section right
2:31 right
2:33 so in transfer section what we are going
2:35 to do okay [Applause]
2:36 [Applause]
2:46 epiblast I've made here at the top there
2:51 epiblast cells right and here is your notocoidal
2:53 notocoidal
2:56 what is it
2:59 process or tube or notocardial canal
3:05 guess
3:14 endoderm developed and
3:18 yes my friends what is here mesoderm
3:23 right this is called intra embryonic
3:27 method because it is within the embryo
3:29 if you want to be really too good you
3:39 and of course there will be Pro chordal
3:41 plate here but anyway now
3:42 now
3:45 I told you this area you should
3:47 concentrate this is the floor of the new
3:51 notoral process right and this was the
3:54 endoderm now endoderm and
3:58 floor of this process right floor of the
4:07 and what is this endoderm they touch
4:09 each other and then disintegrate when
4:13 they disintegrate what happens
4:20 so this is now situation like this and
4:27 what is this
4:30 this is now roof and the sides of the notocoidal
4:32 notocoidal process
4:33 process
4:36 this all thing is called
4:40 now it will come down little bit and you
4:44 will find that in the next stage
4:46 the next stage I am going to draw the
4:54 epiblast or
5:03 process
5:06 you will find look these two part make
5:08 the connection what is with this endoderm
5:10 endoderm
5:26 mesoderm right now
5:35 this at this stage this notoconal
5:38 structure is called notochordal plate
5:40 because it's no motor tube is it a tube
5:42 no right so it is called notocoidal
5:45 played previously in the very beginning
5:57 and when it interculates neuron Terry
6:00 can all will disappear
6:02 are you understanding so it was
6:04 temporary or transient because this part
6:07 will come down and
6:09 make the Gap filling so what is this
6:13 notocoidal plate so notochordal tube
6:15 tube notocoidal
6:17 notocoidal
6:20 play it then funny thing will happen
6:23 these cells will proliferate a lot
6:25 and when they will proliferate a lot
6:30 they will undergo a change and after
6:33 a few days you will find
6:37 that these cells have again this neutral
6:39 control plate has detached separated or
6:41 detached from
6:44 endoderm and it has proliferated a lot
6:47 and now it make a mess of
6:49 solid mass of
6:56 right and they are separated from it
6:59 they have moved upward and
7:02 then endoderm from where they have
7:04 detached there was endoderm here isn't it
7:05 it
7:07 from where they have detached endoderm
7:18 right and what's here yes
7:25 measured on so what has happened first
7:27 there was notocordial tube lost the
7:29 floor of the notoriety tube with the
7:32 roof of the jock sat and roof of the
7:34 jock sack was
7:37 endoderm and then it notocordial tube
7:39 converted into notocardial plate and
7:41 then neutral notocardial plate
7:44 integrated with the endoderm then it
7:45 started proliferating and again
7:48 separated and move upward and endoderm
7:51 proliferate and fill the Gap and now
7:54 this this is is it a tube or this is a
7:55 solid rod
7:59 solid Rod this is called definitive Noto
8:01 card what is it called the definitive
8:05 Noto called is that right and so what
8:09 you will have that
8:11 you have definitive note card and later
8:13 on you will learn this definitive
8:15 notochord will play a very important role
8:17 role
8:21 in development of nervous system and
8:23 development of the other structures
8:25 around it for example definitive note
8:28 card will produce the product which will
8:30 force the cells of the ectoderm to
8:34 proliferate and make the neural plate
8:38 they will force mesodermal cell to
8:40 proliferate and make
8:43 what is this
8:46 parasial mesoderm we will talk about
8:48 these things later but one thing which
8:50 is very important about notochard the
8:53 notochord is a primitive structure which
8:55 start developing in the third week of the
8:56 the
9:00 development right and uh this determines
9:03 the central axis of the embryo right
9:05 around it with many structures will
9:08 develop and eventually notocar
9:11 disappears an adult person do you think
9:14 you have notocol Julio
9:17 you don't have not occurred yes
9:19 any one of you have some part of moto card
9:20 card
9:22 I think you have some anti-noto chord
9:25 attitude none of you have not a card
9:28 no all of us have some remnants or
9:30 remnants of notochord
9:33 let me tell you actually around the
9:36 notochord later on you will learn this
9:38 mesoderm will proliferate a lot and it
9:40 will start making vertebral
9:43 vertebral column around it
9:45 is that right and there will be of
9:46 course are the top central nervous
9:48 system and spinal cord developing which
9:52 will come there but let me show you the
10:13 vertebral body you have not seen this is
10:16 vertebral body and this is here is the
10:17 spinal cord if you want you can make a
10:20 section of spinal cord like this here
10:22 right anyway
10:24 actually then of course under it there's another
10:26 another
10:33 and in between the vertebral bodies here
10:36 is ah
10:37 just please can you tell me intervertebral
10:39 intervertebral
10:42 disc so you are so intelligent you are
10:43 knowing that that there should be interpretable
10:45 interpretable
10:49 disk here right Amity layer
10:53 there is intervertebral disc actually
10:56 this intervertebral disc in the very
10:58 center of it
11:02 it has a special jelly-like material
11:05 right jelly-like material and around it
11:07 there is fibrous
11:09 ring of collagen and all those structures
11:20 this jelly-like material which is
11:22 present within the
11:25 intervertebral disc this jelly-like
11:28 structure is called nucleus pulposes
11:41 pulposes
11:44 right in this diagram I can show nucleus
11:46 purposes like this
11:49 right and around it of course these are
11:58 this nucleus proposes is the remnants of
11:59 the local chords
12:01 these nucleus purposes are
12:03 representative of the remnants of the Noto
12:04 Noto
12:06 card right
12:10 so what we have learned up to now that
12:14 how the bile laminar disc convert into
12:18 trilominar disc with notochard and
12:20 well-defined recoidal plate with
12:22 buckofengel membrane spherically and
12:24 colloquial plate
12:28 quarterly is that right now
12:31 another thing
12:37 I'll make another diagram here
12:47 here was your extra
13:03 of course what is this pre-cardial plate
13:05 local plate primitive
13:07 primitive primitive
13:09 primitive node
13:10 node
13:12 primitive in the center of primitive
13:15 node there is primitive State and
13:16 primitive streak in the center as
13:29 there's a hypoplast hundred which will
13:33 disappear and that will be replaced by endo
13:35 endo the
13:37 the
13:53 wizard so
13:58 we can say all this process ended up
14:01 in formation of
14:03 ectoderm which is the remaining part of
14:06 the epiblast mesoderm which is between
14:08 the acronym and endoderm and the
14:11 endoderm is that right and for this
14:13 process the conversion of bioluminous
14:16 disk into trilominate disc what were the
14:18 steps and of course we should not forget
14:21 what was the structure here
14:23 of course initially there was formation
14:25 of notocardial process and then pneuto
14:27 chordal plate and then neutral chordal
14:31 definitive motor card right now
14:34 we'll go step by step right I will show
14:36 you with my hand you want to see with my
14:39 hands or you want to see the diagram yes
14:41 yes
14:48 okay you are don't you come here yes I
14:50 will show it on your hands
14:59 now you stand here the only sad part is
15:01 that we are going to show the
15:03 development with the hands of the Julio
15:06 but it's very unnatural whatever Julio
15:09 does he can never make a baby but still
15:11 try with his hands yes you make buy
15:13 lemonade disc like this okay first this
15:16 is the bilateral disc right now listen
15:18 carefully we'll show it in this
15:20 direction to the camera so that people
15:21 can enjoy your beautiful baby
15:24 development look this layer upper hand
15:26 what is this
15:28 let's keep it Loose I'm not going to
15:30 take it you're away your hand what is this
15:31 this
15:34 epiblast and what is this
15:36 hypoblast in the beginning and they're
15:39 put together so at the end of the second
15:43 week there is epiblast and there is
15:46 hyperblast and epiblast and hypoblast
15:49 both are making what
15:52 by eliminators and here is at the top
15:54 and this space is
15:57 amniotic cavity and Below what is this
16:00 definition is that right now we are
16:02 going to develop the first thing which
16:04 should happen is that this is the
16:07 spelling part and this is total part the
16:10 caudal part only in upper hand take the
16:12 upper hand little bit up
16:14 will open here and what we have opened
16:17 primitive straight and in that there is
16:20 primitive Groove and here is primitive
16:23 node with the primitive pet is that right
16:24 right
16:28 nothing sexy right and then he is
16:29 getting excited so I must make it clear
16:32 so this primitive pad and primitive
16:35 streak with the what is that
16:39 Groove okay now these are epiblast cells
16:40 and these are hyperblast what really
16:43 happens that these cells which are at
16:44 the margin of the street they start
16:46 producing transforming growth factor
16:50 eight this transform growth factor eight
16:54 start moving on the sides and force the
16:57 cells to proliferate and when these cell
16:59 the proliferate plus reduce the
17:01 expression of each adherent because e
17:03 could hearing keeps the self stick held
17:05 together or sticky together with each
17:07 other when ecard hearing is less cells
17:10 become loose and factor 8
17:13 growth factor eight forces the cell to
17:15 proliferate and migrate so cells from
17:17 the side right they start migrating
17:19 towards the primitive State when the
17:21 cell comes down from here they go down
17:24 and they come here and move on the side
17:27 laterally look but if you keep it here
17:31 the cells move like this okay please
17:34 the cells are moving from here like this
17:36 from here they will go down please allow
17:38 it and then they'll move on the sides
17:41 but to be more accurate they will come
17:44 like this move down not only they move
17:46 laterally but also forward
17:49 is that right so in this way when these
17:50 cells are coming down they replace the hypoblast
17:51 hypoblast
17:54 and the new layer which is made there is
17:57 now endoderm then more cells will come
18:00 in between the endoderm and epiblast and
18:03 they will be present here what are these
18:07 but there is a thing that at this point
18:09 on the very back
18:11 epiblast and endoderma cells are
18:13 sticking with each other what is this
18:15 local plate and in the very entire
18:17 spelling area the cells are also sticky
18:19 with each other what is this
18:23 ricardle plate is that right now
18:26 after making the endoderm and mesoderm
18:29 at the same time from the Primitive node
18:32 cells as a tube are going down and this
18:34 tube move from here forward
18:38 this tube goes from here and moves
18:40 towards the pre-cardial plate when this
18:43 tube is moving forward right this is
18:45 called notocol process which extends
18:47 from primitive pet up to the
18:49 three quarter plate it is here then the
18:53 floor of this tube and the endoderm they
18:56 touch each other and disintegrate then
18:58 amniotic fluid from here can go down to
19:01 York sac but very soon the remaining
19:03 part of the notocordial plate will come
19:06 down and fill the Gap in endoderm then
19:08 those cells for example this is
19:10 endoderminal cordial process has come
19:12 down now these cells will proliferate
19:14 and then they go up as definitive not
19:17 occurred and endoderm complete right in
19:20 the end what you will find you will find
19:30 and then remaining IP blast which is
19:32 called ectoderm you have to remember
19:35 that hypoblast eventually disappears
19:37 endoderm and mesoderms are derivatives
19:40 of epiblast and remaining epiblast
19:42 becomes ectoderm so we can say all three
19:45 layers are eventually derived from
19:47 Apple glass not from your hand they
19:51 derived from IP blast right maybe later
19:52 on is tomorrow looking his hand maybe
19:55 I'll keep on looking at Baby will come
19:57 nothing will happen right okay
20:00 so Android then
20:01 then
20:05 and then ectoderm this will become
20:07 trilominar disc is that right you
20:09 understand it at three point in the
20:12 trilominate disk mesoderm cannot become
20:14 in between the active and Endo number
20:17 one pre chordal plate
20:21 clinical plate and the area where
20:23 nodochodal process is present with or
20:25 notocoidal definitive notochord is
20:28 present between the acrodome and
20:30 endoderm is that right you know how
20:33 eventually baby will be made
20:35 okay he really wants to know let me tell
20:38 you okay you go I will tell you
20:40 because if I make more on your hands you
20:43 will get more Disturbed
20:46 let me tell you very simply
20:48 this is what
20:50 this is
20:52 ectoderm what is this
20:55 mesoderm and what is this
20:59 andodon actually with the time we will a
21:01 tube is like this is that right
21:07 right
21:11 this will be converted into a role
21:13 you are understanding we have a disc and
21:15 disk will become for example this is the
21:17 disc you are looking at what is this Android
21:19 Android
21:22 and then this is ectoderm this disk will
21:24 fold like this
21:26 and fuse together
21:49 suppose this is the desk right
21:51 right
21:59 what is this component of the disk
22:12 endoderm this is a trilometer disk you
22:14 understand it
22:17 now we'll make it a role how will it
22:19 roll this end and this end to put them together
22:28 actor
22:40 right
22:49 you understand what we have done from
22:52 flat disk we have made a role right okay
22:56 cream rule you can say now in next stage
23:04 this is lateral folding going on the
23:14 okay well and eventually these two
23:16 Anders will fuse they will
23:18 fuse right
23:25 what is this
23:27 measure done
23:29 right and of course you should not
23:32 forget what was here
23:34 in this area Noto
23:36 Noto card
23:37 card
23:40 and here also there should be Noto card
23:42 and behind that Central number system of
23:44 spinal cord is developing we'll talk
23:45 about that later
23:53 endo
23:56 the an endoderm also fuse here is that right
23:57 right
23:58 now this is all ectoderm which will
24:00 convert into skin
24:02 I'm not going into detail I'm telling a
24:04 very basic concept this will become your skin
24:05 skin
24:08 and what is this mesoderm which will
24:10 convert into muscles a urogenital system here
24:11 here
24:13 this is notochord which will develop
24:15 around it
24:16 Force the development of vertebral
24:20 column and also spinal cord and what is this
24:22 this
24:24 this is developing gastrointestinal
24:26 system what are they developing
24:29 gastrointestinal so basically body has
24:32 body wall
24:36 outside ectodermal then mesodermal
24:39 derivative and then andro-dermal derivatives
24:40 derivatives
24:43 is that right and then
24:49 you can understand how Auto trial
24:51 limited disk we made the structure now
24:53 what you do from here you pull out something
25:06 you pull out and when you pull out this
25:13 endoderm does not come into these extensions
25:20 these are your upper lamps
25:22 right having the ectodermal scan and
25:25 ectoderma nails and hair
25:27 right and these are the mesodermal
25:30 derivatives like bones and muscles and
25:32 ligaments and tendons
25:34 right there's no Visa in the arm you
25:35 must know
25:39 right same legs are derived right and
25:41 development of head and neck is bit
25:43 complicated I will tell you later the
25:45 disc fold on itself like this
25:49 right and this Pro chordal plate that I
25:51 will talk later
25:54 so in this way this is a basic design of
25:55 baby that once you have made the three
25:59 layers then three layers will actually
26:01 fold into
26:03 primitive baby structure and then
26:06 definitive organ system will start
26:08 developing from ectoderm and mesoderm
26:10 and endoderm that is why there's so many
26:12 questions what are the derivatives of
26:14 factoderm what are the derivatives of
26:16 mesoderm what are the derivatives of
26:19 androdon right so by the end of the
26:21 third week and beginning of the fourth
26:25 week we have completed the gastrulation
26:26 what was gastrulation
26:29 a process by which we convert the
26:33 biliminal disc into dry laminaridness
26:37 gastrulation process has what steps just
26:40 to recap gastrulation process has number
26:42 one formation of primitive streak and
26:43 primitive node
26:45 and within the Primitive streak there is
26:47 primitive Groove and in the Primitive
26:49 node there is primitive
26:52 paired and then epiblastic cells move
26:56 towards the street and towards the node
26:58 and then they go down first they make
27:01 endoderm then they make mesoderm right
27:03 from the Primitive node nodochordal
27:05 process extend forward up to pre-card
27:08 will play it right once the trilominant
27:10 disk is complete it is having
27:13 app remaining Epi blast first of all
27:16 endoderm then mesoderm then remaining
27:19 Epi blast which is called ectoderm and
27:23 notochordal process is that right and
27:25 during all this process guest relation
27:27 process you have to remember there are
27:30 three areas where between the ectoderm
27:33 and endoderm mesoderm is not present
27:35 number one a precodile plate and
27:38 bucopharyngeal membrane
27:43 membrane caudally and a notocodal
27:45 process extending from
27:48 primitive node up to the
27:51 up to the ricardial plate is that right
27:54 once this gastrulation is completed then
27:56 primitive Spirit disappears it has done
27:57 its function
28:00 remaining development will talk tomorrow