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which neural crest cells form the pharyngeal arches? cardiac neural crest cells enteric neural crest cells trunk neural crest cells cranial neural crest cells
Pharyngeal arches are embryonic structures in the head and neck region. Cranial neural crest cells migrate to the developing pharyngeal arches, contributing to their skeletal, connective, and neural components. Other neural crest cell populations have distinct roles: cardiac neural crest cells support heart development, enteric neural crest cells form the gut's nervous system, and trunk neural crest cells contribute to peripheral nerves and other trunk structures.
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