Chiari Malformasyonları Bağlantılı Doku ve Organların Embriyonal Gelişim Süreçleri
Özet
Chiari çok araştırılmış olmakla birlikte, embriyonal gelişim süreçleriyle bu anomaliler arasındaki bağlantılar hakkında az sayıda çalışma bulunmaktadır. Ayrıca Chiari malformasyonlarının gelişimsel süreçlerde hangi moleküler ve sinyal sistemleri ile bağlantılı olduğu ve etkili gen ekspresyonları ve diğer moleküler mekanizmalar hakkında bilgilerimiz sınırlı kalmaktadır. Bu yazımızda Chiarinin gelişmesinde etkili olan embriyonal gelişim kusurlarını ve bu kusurların oluşmasında etkili olan moleküler mekanizmalar ve sinyal sistemleri literatür bilgisi eşliğinde tartışılacaktır.
Although Chiari has been extensively studied, there are few studies on the connections between these anomalies and embryonal developmental processes. In addition, our knowledge about the molecular and signaling systems that Chiari malformations are associated with in developmental processes and the effective gene expressions and other molecular mechanisms remains limited. In this section, embryonal developmental defects that are effective in the development of Chiari and the molecular mechanisms and signaling systems that are effective in the formation of these defects will be discussed with the literature.
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