The structure derived from neural crest is

Correct Answer: Melanocytes
Description: The neural crest is the region from where the pigment cells(melanoblasts) of skin develop. Ref: Inderbir Singh's Human embryology; Tenth edition; Pg 327 Mnemonic:SOME GAP S-Schwann cells -Skeleton of face O-odontoblasts M-Meninges(pia and arachnoid) E-Endocardial cushion G-Ganglia(autonomic and dorsal root ganglia) A-Adrenal medulla -Aoicopulmonary septum P-Pigmant cells(melanocytes) -Pharyngeal arches(nerves and cailage) -parafollicular c cells of thyroid
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