Quicktime Movies
Introduction
Development is a dynamic process with structures changing (shape, name and relationships) over time and the best way to show this is with the dynamic images of movies.
This current page introduces the various Quicktime movies and animations in UNSW Embryology that illustrate many different aspects of development. All current web browsers should play the movies. The Wiki format does have a quicktime extension, that does not function on all platforms.
Neural Crest
Neural Crest Migration in Chicken Head
<qt>file=Neural crest migration1.mov|autoplay=false</qt>
In ovo time-lapse analysis of chick hindbrain neural crest cell migration shows cell interactions during migration to the branchial arches. Kulesa PM, Fraser SE. Development. 2000 Mar;127(6):1161-72. PMID: 10683170
Select the name below the gallery image to open the movie.
- Media:Neural crest migration1.mov 6.9 Mb 272x190
- Media:Neural Crest Migration2.mov 5.1 Mb 302x228
- Media:Neural Crest Migration3.mov 5.7 Mb 522x301
- Media:Neural Crest Migration4.mov 5.4 Mb 420x278
- Media:Neural Crest Migration5.mov 3.5 Mb 420x410
- Media:Neural Crest Migration6.mov 2.5 Mb 354x235
Neural Crest Migration in Chicken Heart
- Normal Heart - loop movie of HH17 heart | Flash version
- Abnormal Heart - loop movie of HH17 heart with neural crest removal | Flash version
- Abnormal Heart - movie of HH17 heart with neural crest removal | Flash version
Cardiac ILP
Advanced Septation Module
Link to Original Site
These are links to externally located movies.
Human - week 1 movies
- Folliculogenesis and Ovulation Animation (Quicktime, 986 Kb)
- Sperm Penetration - Fertilization Animation (Quicktime, 706 Kb)
- Pronuclear Fusion Animation (Quicktime, 264 Kb)
- Cell Cleavage (Quicktime, 527Kb)
Human - week 2 movies
- Implantation Animation (Quicktime, 451 Kb)
- Chorionic Cavity Animation (Quicktime, 1.2 Mb)
- Exocoelomic Vesicle Animation (Quicktime, 536 Kb)
UNSW Embryology Links
About Quicktime Movies
Quicktime Extension added to allow QuickTime format movies to play within Wiki pages using the QuickTime Player. Extension works on Wiki pages on Mac/PC platforms and most browsers, except Internet Explorer (6 or 7), where Size/Width attributes don't function, use an alternative browser or open in a new window to view these movies.
Most movies on the original UNSW Embryology site are in Quicktime format and require a web browser plug-in to view.
