Human Embryo Collections - Revision history

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	See also [[Digital Embryology Consortium - Information\|'''Digital Embryology Consortium''']] information page about the project to digitise and preserve these extremely valuable human collections.		See also [[Digital Embryology Consortium - Information\|'''Digital Embryology Consortium''']] information page about the project to digitise and preserve these extremely valuable human collections.{{#pmid:30673660\|PMID30673660}}


	Remember ~~that~~ this current site is for '''educational use only'''.		Remember this current site is for '''educational use only'''.

	{{Embryo Collections}}		{{Embryo Collections}}

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	See also [[Digital Embryology Consortium - Information\|Digital Embryology Consortium]] information page about the project to digitise and preserve these extremely valuable human collections.		See also [[Digital Embryology Consortium - Information\|'''Digital Embryology Consortium''']] information page about the project to digitise and preserve these extremely valuable human collections.

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	There are groups now taking advantage of new imaging techniques to either re-evaluate these historic collections, or analysing new embryonic material. Some of these new databases are being made available online for research purposes.		There are groups now taking advantage of new imaging techniques to either re-evaluate these historic collections, or analysing new embryonic material. Some of these new databases are being made available online for research purposes.


			See also [[Digital Embryology Consortium - Information\|Digital Embryology Consortium]] information page about the project to digitise and preserve these extremely valuable human collections.

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	[[File:Kohei Shiota-Mark Hill-Shigehito Yamada-Mineo Yasuda.jpg\|300px\|alt=Prof. Kohei Shiota, Dr Mark Hill, Prof. Shigehito Yamada and Prof. Mineo Yasuda]]		[[File:Kohei Shiota-Mark Hill-Shigehito Yamada-Mineo Yasuda.jpg\|300px\|alt=Prof. Kohei Shiota, Dr Mark Hill, Prof. Shigehito Yamada and Prof. Mineo Yasuda]]

	* Polydactyly in human embryos~~<ref><pubmed>~~691840~~</pubmed></ref>~~		* Polydactyly in human embryos{{#pmid:691840\|PMID691840}}
	** 129 embryos with polydactyly in 36,380 human conceptuses obtained through induced abortion during the period from 1962 to 1974.		** 129 embryos with polydactyly in 36,380 human conceptuses obtained through induced abortion during the period from 1962 to 1974.
	* Human embryo imaging with a super-parallel magnetic resonance (MR) microscope~~<ref><pubmed>~~18037794~~</pubmed></ref>~~		* Human embryo imaging with a super-parallel magnetic resonance (MR) microscope{{#pmid:18037794\|PMID18037794}}


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	In 2004 was relocated to the Museum fur Naturkunde, Berlin. Incorporating the Hill collection.		In 2004 was relocated to the Museum fur Naturkunde, Berlin. Incorporating the Hill collection.

	* The Hubrecht Laboratory~~<ref><pubmed>~~10668967~~</pubmed></ref>~~ was founded in 1916 from Ambrosius Arnold Willem Hubrecht (1853-1915) personal collection~~<ref><pubmed>~~10668968~~</pubmed></ref>.~~		* The Hubrecht Laboratory{{#pmid:10668967\|PMID10668967}} was founded in 1916 from Ambrosius Arnold Willem Hubrecht (1853-1915) personal collection.{{#pmid:10668968\|PMID10668968}}
	* The collection is for comparative embryology of vertebrates and includes a large number of animal embryos (also an associated historical library).		* The collection is for comparative embryology of vertebrates and includes a large number of animal embryos (also an associated historical library).
	* 600 species of chordate, in 175 families and 10 classes.		* 600 species of chordate, in 175 families and 10 classes.
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	The HuDSeN atlas is based on 12 optical projection tomography (OPT) models covering the range of Carnegie Stage 12 to 23.~~<ref name=~~PMID15298700~~><pubmed>15298700</pubmed></ref><ref name=~~PMID16154230~~><pubmed>16154230</pubmed></ref><ref name=~~PMID20979583~~><pubmed>20979583</pubmed></ref>~~		The HuDSeN atlas is based on 12 optical projection tomography (OPT) models covering the range of Carnegie Stage 12 to 23.{{#pmid:15298700\|PMID15298700}}{{#pmid:16154230\|PMID16154230}}{{#pmid:20979583\|PMID20979583}}
	\| {{Stage 17 Embryo movie}}		\| {{Stage 17 Embryo movie}}
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	~~Eur J Oral Sci. 2010 Aug;118(4):321-4. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0722.2010.00756.x.~~		An atlas of prenatal development of the human orofacial region.{{#pmid:20662903\|PMID20662903}}
	An atlas of prenatal development of the human orofacial region.
	~~Radlanski RJ1, Renz H.~~		:"There are several atlases available showing prenatal human development. However, none is focused on prenatal orofacial development during maxillary and mandibular bone formation. These events, together with dental development and formation of the temporomandibular joint, take place during several fetal stages. While photographic atlases are limited to depicting the outer shape, and atlases based on histological sections only show a series of single sections, an atlas based on three-dimensional reconstructions from serial sections can show both the outer skin and the structures underneath, which can be electronically dissected layer by layer. In this Focus article, we present our atlas on prenatal human orofacial development, which is accessible online at the Journal's website."
	~~Author information~~
	~~Abstract~~
	There are several atlases available showing prenatal human development. However, none is focused on prenatal orofacial development during maxillary and mandibular bone formation. These events, together with dental development and formation of the temporomandibular joint, take place during several fetal stages. While photographic atlases are limited to depicting the outer shape, and atlases based on histological sections only show a series of single sections, an atlas based on three-dimensional reconstructions from serial sections can show both the outer skin and the structures underneath, which can be electronically dissected layer by layer. In this Focus article, we present our atlas on prenatal human orofacial development, which is accessible online at the Journal's website.
	~~(c) 2010 The Authors. Journal compilation (c) 2010 Eur J Oral Sci.~~
	~~PMID 20662903~~

	==Central Laboratory for Human Embryology==		==Central Laboratory for Human Embryology==
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	==University of Wisconsin Otologic Collection==		==University of Wisconsin Otologic Collection==

	A historic collection of mainly fetal material described in the 1930's series of papers <ref name="Bast1931">{{Ref-Bast1931}}</ref> and later in the 1940's by Anson.<ref name="Anson1948">{Ref-Anson1948}}</ref>		A historic collection of mainly fetal material described in the 1930's series of papers <ref name="Bast1931">{{Ref-Bast1931}}</ref> and later in the 1940's by Anson.<ref name="Anson1948">{{Ref-Anson1948}}</ref>

	==Normal Plates of the Development of the Human Embryo==		==Normal Plates of the Development of the Human Embryo==
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	===Reviews===		===Reviews===
	~~<pubmed>~~14193295~~</pubmed>~~		{{#pmid:14193295}}

	===Articles===		===Articles===

	~~<pubmed>~~19521537~~</pubmed>~~		{{#pmid:19521537}}
	~~<pubmed>~~17183461~~</pubmed>\| [http~~:~~//www.ijdb.ehu.es/web/paper.php?doi=10.1387/ijdb.062189nh Int J Dev Biol.]~~
	~~<pubmed>~~5681297~~</pubmed>~~		{{#pmid:17183461}}

			{{#pmid:5681297}}

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 :'''Links:''' [[Kyoto Collection]] | [http://bird.cac.med.kyoto-u.ac.jp/html/kyoto_collection_e.html Japan - Kyoto Collection]
 ==Blechschmidt Collection==
 [[File:Blechschmidt model icon.jpg|thumb|Blechschmidt model on display.]]
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 :'''Links:''' [http://www.hudsen.eu HUDSEN Database] | [http://www.hdbr.org Wellcome Human Developmental Biology Resource] | [[HDBR and HuDSeN Collection]]
 ==Radlanski Collection==
 human embryos and fetuses ranging from 18 to 270 mm CRL

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	* after 18 years consists of 5,200 specimens.		* after 18 years consists of 5,200 specimens.
	* range from very young embryos to full-term fetus.		* range from very young embryos to full-term fetus.

			==University of Wisconsin Otologic Collection==

			A historic collection of mainly fetal material described in the 1930's series of papers <ref name="Bast1931">{{Ref-Bast1931}}</ref> and later in the 1940's by Anson.<ref name="Anson1948">{Ref-Anson1948}}</ref>

	==Normal Plates of the Development of the Human Embryo==		==Normal Plates of the Development of the Human Embryo==

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	* Collected by Professor JD Boyd, Professor of Anatomy at the University in the 1950s and 1960s.		* Collected by Professor JD Boyd, Professor of Anatomy at the University in the 1950s and 1960s.
	* Held at the University of Cambridge.		* Held at the University of Cambridge.
	* Professor Boyd wrote the monographs ~~'Human Embryology' (Hamilton, Boyd and Mossman) and~~ 'The Human Placenta' (Boyd and Hamilton).		* Professor Boyd wrote the monographs
			** {{Ref-HamiltonBoydMossman1945}}
			** 'The Human Placenta' (Boyd and Hamilton).
	* Collection is only histological sections (no tissue blocks remain)		* Collection is only histological sections (no tissue blocks remain)

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	==Domenech-Mateu Collection==		==Domenech-Mateu Collection==
	[[File:Jose Maria Domenech Mateu.jpg\|thumb\|alt=José María Doménech Mateu\|José María Doménech Mateu]]		[[File:Jose Maria Domenech Mateu.jpg\|thumb\|alt=José María Doménech Mateu\|José María Doménech Mateu]]
	{\|		(Anatomy and Embryology Unit, Morphological Science Department, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
	\| [[File:Hill Mirapeix Domenech-Mateu Collection.jpg\|~~200px~~]]
	~~\| valign=top\|~~		[[File:Hill Mirapeix Domenech-Mateu Collection.jpg\|300px]]

	~~(Anatomy and Embryology Unit, Morphological Science Department, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)~~

	:'''Links:''' [[Domenech-Mateu Collection]]		:'''Links:''' [[Domenech-Mateu Collection]]
	\|}
	==Hinrichsen Collection==		==Hinrichsen Collection==
	{\|		{\|

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	==Domenech-Mateu Collection==		==Domenech-Mateu Collection==
			[[File:Jose Maria Domenech Mateu.jpg\|thumb\|alt=José María Doménech Mateu\|José María Doménech Mateu]]
	{\|		{\|
	\| [[File:~~Jose Maria~~ Domenech Mateu.jpg\|200px~~\|alt=José María Doménech Mateu~~]]		\| [[File:Hill Mirapeix Domenech-Mateu Collection.jpg\|200px]]

	~~José María Doménech Mateu~~
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	:'''Links:''' [http://www.hudsen.eu HUDSEN Database] \| [http://www.hdbr.org Wellcome Human Developmental Biology Resource] \| [[HDBR and HuDSeN Collection]]		:'''Links:''' [http://www.hudsen.eu HUDSEN Database] \| [http://www.hdbr.org Wellcome Human Developmental Biology Resource] \| [[HDBR and HuDSeN Collection]]

			==Radlanski Collection==
			22 human embryos and fetuses ranging from 18 to 270 mm CRL

			Ralf J. Radlanski
			Telefax: +49–30–450562902 E-mail: ralfj.radlanski@charite.de

			Charite – Campus Benjamin Franklin at Freie Universität Berlin, Center for Dental and Craniofacial Sciences, Department of Craniofacial Developmental Biology, Assmannshauser Str. 4-6, 14197 Berlin, Germany


			Eur J Oral Sci. 2010 Aug;118(4):321-4. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0722.2010.00756.x.
			An atlas of prenatal development of the human orofacial region.
			Radlanski RJ1, Renz H.
			Author information
			Abstract
			There are several atlases available showing prenatal human development. However, none is focused on prenatal orofacial development during maxillary and mandibular bone formation. These events, together with dental development and formation of the temporomandibular joint, take place during several fetal stages. While photographic atlases are limited to depicting the outer shape, and atlases based on histological sections only show a series of single sections, an atlas based on three-dimensional reconstructions from serial sections can show both the outer skin and the structures underneath, which can be electronically dissected layer by layer. In this Focus article, we present our atlas on prenatal human orofacial development, which is accessible online at the Journal's website.
			(c) 2010 The Authors. Journal compilation (c) 2010 Eur J Oral Sci.
			PMID 20662903

	==Central Laboratory for Human Embryology==		==Central Laboratory for Human Embryology==