What is the Mencephalon?

The meterphalon is generally considered to be a part of the brain that consists of a large extent of the brain and the brain of the brain. It consists of such structures of the center of the nervous system, which means that the metheencyphalon contributes to different brain functions. It is usually classified as one of the two parts of the developing diamond or hindbran, the second part is myelencephalon.

Specifically, the metheencyphalone is considered to be part of the central nervous system (CNS), which receives and processes data to regulate the activity of the body parts. This is because it is one of the components of the brain that, together with the spinal cord and other components, includes most of the nervous system. The CNS is also partially named after the brain that is the center of the entire nervous system.

During the embryonic development, the metheencyphalon began to form. Five weeks of embryonic development, a small intracellular membrane-covered bag called vesicula-is scored at two. Mencephalon serves as a primary vesicle while MyelThe encephalon, located behind it, serves as secondary. The Mencephalon develops its two main defining structures by the end of the third month.

These main defining structures are brains and PONS. Cerebell, named after the Latin term for the "small brain", is in the part of the brain, which is commonly associated with the movement of the body by receiving signals from other parts of the nervous system. Cerebellum is associated with PONS, which is properly named after the Latin term for the "bridge". About 0.98 inches (2.5 cm) in length, PONS form the upper part of the brain stem. In particular, methacephalone contributes to functions such as sleep and dreaming, muscle maintenance, balance, excitement, heart reflexes and circulation.

There are other parts of the metheencyphalon. The structure is part of one of the four cavities filled with liquid called the fourth chamber. It also contains part of the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth skull nerves. These nerves are referred to the trigeminal, abducenS, face and vestibulocochlear nerves.

In terms of location, the meterphalon is placed under the back of the brain and above Medulla Oblongata. Part of the front brain is the brain, also known as the telecomephalone, the second component is Diancephalon. Medulla Obrongata forms the lower part of the brain stem, located under the PONS.