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• Book - Liver development
  ...] This 2008 online book chapter by Zorn describes the development of the {{liver}}. '''Links:''' {{liver}}
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Liver Development
  ...f transverse septum provides a support within which both blood vessels and liver begin to form in the underlying splanchnic {{mesoderm}}. ...as a haemopoietic tissue where blood stem cells reside before bone marrow development.
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• Paper - A contribution to the morphology and development of the mammalian liver
  ...k_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1906 paper by Bradley describes liver development. '''Modern Notes:''' {{Liver}}
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• Paper - A contribution to the morphology and development of the mammalian liver (1908)
  ...|90px|left]] This historic 1906 paper by Bradley describes human {{liver}} development. '''Modern Notes:''' {{Liver}}
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• Paper - A Note on the Development of the Septum Transversum and the Liver
  =A Note on the Development of the Septum Transversum and the Liver= ...ssible to mention briefly the arrangement of the septum transversum and the liver. In this note it is intended to amplify the account of those structures and
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• Paper - A morphological study of the development of the human liver 1
  ...l.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1971 paper by Severn describes human liver development at Carnegie stages {{CS9}}, {{CS10}}, {{CS11}}, and {{CS12}}. The study use '''Modern Notes:''' {{Liver}}
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• Paper - A morphological study of the development of the human liver 2
  ...rn's first [[Paper - A morphological study of the development of the human liver 1|1971 paper]] listed all embryos used in that study, this current paper do '''Modern Notes:''' {{Liver}}
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• Paper - The development of the lobus quadratus of the liver with special reference to an unusual anomaly of this lobe in the adult (1914)
  ...is an early description of the development of the lobus quadratus of the {{liver}}. '''Modern Notes:''' {{liver}}
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• Paper - The development of the lobule of the pig's liver (1919)
  ...historic 1919 paper by Johnson described the development of the {{pig}} {{liver}}. '''Modern Notes:''' {{liver}} | {{Pig}}
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• Book - Liver development
  ...] This 2008 online book chapter by Zorn describes the development of the {{liver}}. '''Links:''' {{liver}}
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• Lesser Sac Movie
  ...e lesser sac associated with the rotation of the stomach and growth of the liver. * <font color=darkorange>'''liver'''</font>
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• Development Animation - Lesser Sac
  ...lesser sac]] associated with the rotation of the stomach and growth of the liver. * <font color=darkorange>'''liver'''</font>
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• Quicktime Development Animation - Lesser Sac
  ...lesser sac]] associated with the rotation of the stomach and growth of the liver. * <font color=darkorange>'''liver'''</font>
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Liver Histology
  [[File:Liver_structure_cartoon.jpg|thumb|300px|Liver cellular structure cartoon]] ...ver histology, see also [[Gastrointestinal Tract - Liver Development|Liver Development]] notes.
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• Week 7
  Key Events of Human Development during the seventh week ([[:Category:Week 7|week 7]]) following fertilizati | [[Endocrine - Pancreas Development]] Week 7 to 20 pancreatic hormones secretion increases, small amount mater
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• Movie - Embryo stage 14
  ...following visible external features some of which represent the growth and development of internal structures. * liver bulge
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• Quicktime Movie - Embryo stage 14
  ...following visible external features some of which represent the growth and development of internal structures. * liver bulge
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• Embryology History - Carl Toldt
  ...my in Prague and Vienna. Published an account related to the structure and development of the human mesentery in 1879. ==Liver Development==
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• 2010 BGD Practical 6 - Week 7
  Key Events of Human Development during the seventh week (week 7) following fertilization or Clinical week ...yology.med.unsw.edu.au/Notes/respire.htm Respire] Week 7 - enlargement of liver stops descent of heart and lungs
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• Carnegie Stage 14 Surface Movie
  ...following visible external features some of which represent the growth and development of internal structures. * liver bulge
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Gallbladder Histology
  ...istology|Pancreas Histology]] | [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Liver_Histology|Liver Histology]] | [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Gall_Bladder_Histology|Gallbladder * Attached to posterioinferior surface of liver
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• Development Animation - Greater Omentum
  | This animation shows the development of the [[G#greater omentum|greater omentum]] associated with the greater cu * <font color=darkorange>'''liver'''</font>
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• Quicktime Movie - CT Mouse E11.5
  ...nderings of mouse E11.5 cranial neural crest (grey), brain vesicles (red), liver (brown), cardiac muscle (blue), and the conotruncal cavity (red within the ...mov|Quicktime movie]] | [[Movie - CT Mouse E11.5|Flash version]] | [[Mouse Development]]
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• BGDB Gastrointestinal - Activity 3
  # Describe the development of the associated organs; liver, pancreas and spleen. ===Liver===
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Gall Bladder Histology
  ...see also [[Gastrointestinal Tract - Gall_Bladder_Development|Gall Bladder Development]] notes. ...istology|Pancreas Histology]] | [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Liver_Histology|Liver Histology]] | [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Gall_Bladder_Histology|Gall Bladde
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• Gastrointestinal Tract 3D stage 22 Movie
  ...ze and position of individual structures and organs at this early stage of development. In particular the mid-gut which is still herniated outside the ventral bod ...GIT3d.mp4|MP4 version]] | [[Carnegie stage 22]] | [[Gastrointestinal Tract Development]]
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• Quicktime Movie - Gastrointestinal Tract 3D stage 13
  ...ze and position of individual structures and organs at this early stage of development. Below the animation is a more complete description of each system. ...Tract Development]] | [[Respiratory System Development]] | [[Renal System Development]]
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• Movie - Gastrointestinal Tract 3D stage 13
  ...ze and position of individual structures and organs at this early stage of development. Below the animation is a more complete description of each system. ...Tract Development]] | [[Respiratory System Development]] | [[Renal System Development]]
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• Paper - Malformation of the diaphragm in a dog (1924)
  ...s 1924 paper by Barry and Donegan describes {{dog}} abnormal {{diaphragm}} development. ...ardium attached to the anterior border of the diaphragm, behind, where the liver was also adherent. It was obvious at once that there was a defect in the di
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• Alagille Syndrome
  Alagille syndrome (AGS) is a genetic disorder affecting the gastrointestinal (liver cholestasis), cardiac (heart), renal (kidney), skeletal, ocular, and facial ...physician who specialized in pediatric hepatology, the study of childhood liver diseases.
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• Book - Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.29
  ...oned. The supporting fibrils of the spleen, gastric and intestinal mucosa, liver, lung, thyroid, heart-muscle, the basement membranes of the testis, and the ...by J. M. Flint (1900). In 1902 Mall pubhshed his important account of the development of the connective tissues, showing that in the intestine, and presumably in
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• Gastrointestinal 3D stage 13 Movie
  ...ze and position of individual structures and organs at this early stage of development. Below the animation is a more complete description of each system. ...Tract Development]] | [[Respiratory System Development]] | [[Renal System Development]]
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• Movie - Gastrointestinal Tract 3D stage 22
  ...ze and position of individual structures and organs at this early stage of development. Below the animation is a more complete description of each system. ...tion. As early as the fourth week, red blood cells production moves to the liver, as opposed to blood islands in the extraembryonic mesoderm.
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• Greater Omentum Movie
  | [[File:Greater omentum 001 icon.jpg|100px|right]]This animation shows the development of the {{greater omentum}} associated with the greater curvature of the {{s * <font color=darkorange>'''liver'''</font>
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• Intermediate - Vascular Overview
  [[Image:Intermediate Heart Development Timeline.jpg|center|850px]] ...ology and the embryonic circulation. Early in the third week of embryonic development vasculogenesis begins whereby endothelial cell precursors form aggregations
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• Book - The Elements of Embryology - Mammalian 5
  ...hea, bronchi, lungs and stomach are developed from this portion, and their development in the Mammal so closely resembles that in the Chick that it is unnecessary 2. The middle division of the mesenteron, from which the liver and pancreas are developed, as in the Chick, forms the intestinal and cloac
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• Paper - The veins of the Wolffian body in the pig
  ...described: (1) the mesothelial villi of the allantois in the pig; (2) the development of the hypophysis and infundibular gland in the pig, Amia,Bat1'achus, Ameiu ...vein is a well-developed vessel, which enters the right upper lobe of the liver, and there ramifies.
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• Quicktime Movie - Gastrointestinal Tract 3D stage 22
  ...ze and position of individual structures and organs at this early stage of development. Below the animation is a more complete description of each system. ...tion. As early as the fourth week, red blood cells production moves to the liver, as opposed to blood islands in the extraembryonic mesoderm.
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• 2011 Lab 5 - Gastrointestinal - Quiz
  ...stem Development|Lecture]] and [[BGDB Practical - Gastrointestinal System Development|Practical]]. ...e epiblast and hypoblast layers form the bilaminar embryo during week 2 of development. The connecting stalk is extraembryonic mesoderm, forming the connection be
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Pancreas Histology
  ...stology, see also [[Gastrointestinal Tract - Pancreas_Development|Pancreas Development]] notes. ...istology|Pancreas Histology]] | [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Liver_Histology|Liver Histology]] | [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Gall_Bladder_Histology|Gall Bladde
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• Timeline human development
  This page is organised to show a week by week {{human timeline}} of development features and approximate timing of key events with more detailed informatio | [[File:Human development timeline graph 01.jpg|280px]]
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Gall Bladder Development
  #REDIRECT [[Gastrointestinal Tract - Gallbladder Development]] This section of notes gives an overview of {{gall bladder}} and hillary tree development, histology and abnormalities associated with the biliary system. In the adu
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• Recent Papers
  This Genes & Development paper shows that differentiation regulation at the RNA level can be found, ==Liver Development==
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• Movie - Cardiovascular 3D stage 13
  ...rt and the distribution of individual blood vessels at this early stage of development. Below the animation is a more complete description of this system. * <font color=darkolivegreen>'''Liver'''</font>
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• Week 5
  Key Events of Human Development during the fifth week ([[:Category:Week 5|week 5]]) following fertilization '''Body - '''heart, liver, umbilical cord, mesonephric ridge visible externally as bulges.
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• BGDB Gastrointestinal - Quiz
  ...ystem Development|Lecture]] and [[BGDB Practical - Gastrointestinal System Development|Practical]]. ...e epiblast and hypoblast layers form the bilaminar embryo during week 2 of development. The connecting stalk is extraembryonic mesoderm, forming the connection be
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• Gastrointestinal Quiz
  ...e epiblast and hypoblast layers form the bilaminar embryo during week 2 of development. The connecting stalk is extraembryonic mesoderm, forming the connection be {The '''liver''' is formed from which of the following embryonic structures.
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• BGD Practical - Gastrointestinal Quiz
  ...ystem Development|Lecture]] and [[BGDB Practical - Gastrointestinal System Development|Practical]]. | See also the [https://thebox.unsw.edu.au/video/1-minute-embryology-endoderm-development '''1 Minute Embryology'''] introduction to GIT.
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• Mouse E11.5 microCT Movie
  ...nderings of mouse E11.5 cranial neural crest (grey), brain vesicles (red), liver (brown), cardiac muscle (blue), and the conotruncal cavity (red within the :'''Links:''' [[Media:Mouse CT E11.5.mp4|MP4 Version]] | [[Mouse Development]]
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• Cardiovascular 3D stage 13 Movie
  ...rt and the distribution of individual blood vessels at this early stage of development. Below the animation is a more complete description of this system. * <font color=darkolivegreen>'''Liver'''</font>
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• 2017ANAT2341 Tutorial 2
  * [[Lecture - Gastrointestinal Development|Endoderm - Gastrointestinal Tract]] * [[Lecture - Early Vascular Development|Cardiovascular - Heart]]
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• ANAT2341 Lab 5 - Late Embryo
  We have now reached late embryonic development. Start by looking briefly the process of how the definitive GIT tube is for large liver lying directly under the diaphragm and occupying the entire ventral body ca
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• BGD Practical - Gastrointestinal Tract Development
  This practical is an introduction to development of the Gastro-Intestinal Tract (GIT). ...oacal membrane, mesenteries, peritoneal space, midgut herniation, folding, liver, pancreas, spleen
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• 2011 Lab 5 - Late Embryo
  We have now reached late embryonic development. Start by looking briefly the process of how the definitive GIT tube is for large liver lying directly under the diaphragm and occupying the entire ventral body ca
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• Cardiovascular System - Ductus Venosus
  ...{{ductus venosus}} describes the vitelline blood vessel lying within the {{liver}} that connects (shunts) the portal and placental (umbilical) veins to the ...ted through the ductus venosus reduces from 30% to 20%, suggesting a fetal liver priority of circulation.. {{#pmid:11254155|PMID11254155}}
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• Paper - A Contribution to the Embryology of the Liver and Vascular System in Man
  ...This historic 1906 paper by Ingalls describes human {{liver}} and vascular development. ...Entwicklungsgeschichte des Menschen''''']] (Vol. 8. Normal Plates of the Development of the Human Embryo) Fisher, Jena., Germany. There are 35 pairs of somites.
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Gallbladder Development
  ...w of {{gallbladder}} ({{gall bladder}}, {{gall-bladder}}) and billary tree development, histology and abnormalities associated with the biliary system. In the adu ...tructures together will go on to form different components of the mature {{liver}} and {{gallbladder}}.
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• K12 Fetal Development
  ==Fetal Development== ...9 to 38). This is also called the second and third trimester (3 months) of development.
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• Paper - Transposition of Abdominal Viscera (1926)
  ...ill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1926 paper by Pan describes the abnormal development of the abdominal viscera. '''Modern Notes:''' {{gastrointestinal abnormalities}} | {{liver}} | {{pancreas}} | {{spleen}}
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• Basic - Vascular Heart Connections
  [[Image:Basic Heart Development Timeline.jpg|center|800px]] ...vascular system of an embryo is useful in completely understanding cardiac development. In the [[Basic_-_Primitive_Heart_Tube|primitive heart tube section]] it w
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• Week 4
  Key Events of Human Development during the fourth week ([[:Category:Week 4|week 4]]) following fertilizatio These notes cover the fourth week of embryonic development, which is the beginning of organogenesis, (specific tissues and systems are
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• Paper - A Note on the Development of the Septum Transversum and the Liver
  =A Note on the Development of the Septum Transversum and the Liver= ...ssible to mention briefly the arrangement of the septum transversum and the liver. In this note it is intended to amplify the account of those structures and
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• 2011 Lab 5 - Early Embryo
  We have now reached the end of Week 4 and beginning of 5 of development. Start by looking briefly at the overview of the Carnegie stage 13 embryo G ==Tract Development==
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• Paper - A case of unusual congenital malformation (1936)
  ...rk_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This 1936 paper by De and Dutta describes abnormal development. ...ed on the right side of the abdomen by a bulging produced by the displaced liver and coils of intestine. The upper part of the body presented no peculiariti
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• ANAT2341 Lab 3 - Abnormalities
  ...n of maternal diet with folate reduces incidence of NTDs (More? [[Abnormal Development - Folic Acid and Neural Tube Defects]]) [[Neural System Development]]
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• Alpha-Fetoprotein
  ...o that of serum albumin postnatally. AFP is synthesised in both the fetal liver and the yolk sac. ...yolk sac and liver of the fetus and is also expressed in the adult in some liver cancers and is a member of a multigenic family encoding albumin, alpha-albu
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• Histology and Embryology 1941 - Embryology
  Embryology deals with the development of the individual from of early postnatal life. In the present outline only the development
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• 2010 BGD Practical 6 - Week 5
  Key Events of Human Development during the fifth week (week 5) following fertilization or Clinical week 7 ( Heart Development Timeline (see [[Basic Cardiac Embryology]])
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• 2011 Lab 3 - Abnormalities
  ...n of maternal diet with folate reduces incidence of NTDs (More? [[Abnormal Development - Folic Acid and Neural Tube Defects]]) [[Neural System Development]]
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• 2009 Lab 5
  =Gastrointestinal and Respiratory Development = * Understanding of associated organ development (liver, pancreas, spleen)
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• Stage 23 MRI Movie 3
  * The bright liver filling the entire ventral wall. This is the last stage of embryonic development and some anatomic changes will next occur during the fetal period.
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• Paper - Congenital Anomalies of the Liver (1929)
  ...] This historic 1929 paper by MacMahon describes {{liver}} development and liver abnormalities. '''Modern Notes:''' {{liver}} | {{gastrointestinal abnormalities}}
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• Rat Development
  ...at of mouse. (The table below gives details relating to the staging of rat development). Huber in 1915 first described the early development of the albino rat (''Mus Norvegicus Albinus'') within the uterus from pronu
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• Cardiovascular System - Developmental Shunts
  # the ductus venosus, within the liver ...ale. Reptiles do not have a ductus venosus during the latter two thirds of development. While the fetal shunts are well characterized in numerous mammalian specie
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• MRI Stage 17 Movie 1
  # mesonephros the intermediate stage of renal development remains at this stage. # liver containing the large ductus venosus. Can be seen emptying into the heart ri
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• Paper - The development of the supra-umbilical portion of the anterior abdominal wall (1938)
  =The Development of the Supra-umbilical Portion of the Anterior Abdominal Wall= ...of the development of the ventral body wall, the first part of which, “The development of the infra-umbilical portion of the abdominal wall, with remarks on the a
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• Book - Histology and Embryology 1941
  ...ts in condensed form the most important facts concerning the structure and development of the organs of the human body. Following the trend in American textbooks XII. The liver
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• X-ray
  Radiation is a known teratogen and can affect development, but there is ongoing discussion as to the associated fetal risk and that t ...er of different techniques (non-invasive, invasive) for determining normal development
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• BGDB Gastrointestinal - Early Embryo
  We have now reached the end of Week 4 and beginning of 5 of development. Start by looking briefly at the overview of the Carnegie stage 13 embryo G ==Tract Development==
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• BGDB Gastrointestinal - Late Embryo
  We have now reached late embryonic development. Start by looking briefly the process of how the definitive GIT tube is for Human Embryo MRI at the end of embryonic development ({{GA}} week 10).
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• Paper - A subject with complete transposition of viscera (1917)
  ...jpg|90px|left]] This 1917 paper by Rahman describes an example of abnormal development of the viscera associated with transposition. ...bdomen; the pylorus, directed to the left, lay under the large lobe of the liver. The lesser curvature was directed from right to left and downwards, as was
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• Atlas of the Development of Man 1 - Part 5
  =Development of systems and organs= ==I. Development of the skeletal system==
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• Quicktime Movie - Cardiovascular 3D stage 13
  ...rt and the distribution of individual blood vessels at this early stage of development. Below the animation is a more complete description of this system. ...a region of splanchnic mesoderm lying above the buccopharyngeal membrane. Development begins in week 3 with the formation of a pair of heart tubes. These fuse an
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• The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal
  * Intestine, human, development of, and its position in the adult. IX, 197 * Arteries, internal mammary and deep epigastric, development of, in man. IX, 232.
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• Paper - Horizontal and vertical pancreas, in association with other developmental abnormalities (1922)
  ...k_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1922 paper by Bell describes abnormal development of the pancreas. This type of abnormality in the development of the {{pancreas}} was described by Carnot.<ref>Carnot. Maladies des gland
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• ANAT2341 Lab 4 - Early Cardiovascular Development
  ...t. The vitelline vessels eventually contribute to the portal system of the liver in the adult. ...a region of splanchnic mesoderm lying above the buccopharyngeal membrane. Development begins in week 3 with the formation of a pair of heart tubes. These fuse an
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• BGD Lecture - Gastrointestinal System Development
  ...d [[BGDB_Practical_-_Face_and_Ear_Development|Practical]] on head and face development. | [[File:Endoderm_cartoon.jpg|alt=Endoderm development cartoon|link=Endoderm_Development_Movie]]
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• Paper - Notes on the postnatal growth of the heart kidneys liver and spleen in man (1919)
  =Notes on the Postnatal Growth of the Heart, Kidneys, Liver, and Spleen in Man= ...ation of growth and rest periods, which parallel the law of alternation in development stated independently by me:
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• Paper - The embryogenesis of human bile capillaries and ducts
  ...ll.jpg|50px|left]] This historic 1926 paper by Bloom describes early liver development. '''Modern Notes:''' [[Gastrointestinal Tract - Liver Development|Liver Development]]
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• BGDA Practical 7 - Week 5
  Key Events of Human Development during the fifth week (week 5) following fertilization or clinical {{GA}} w [[File:Stage15 sagittal section upper half 01.jpg|thumb|Later week 5 development ([[Carnegie_stage_15|Stage 15]]) showing a sagittal section upper half of h
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• Organoids
  ...echnique has many potential applications in understanding tissue and organ development, clinical therapeutics and cancer medicine. ...investigating previously inaccessible human-specific, late-stage cortical development and disease-relevant mechanisms."
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• 2011 Lab 5 - Fetal
  ==Fetal Development== [[File:Histology-fetal liver HEx40.jpg|thumb|Fetal liver histology]]
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• Book - Human Embryology and Morphology 18
  ==Development of the Liver== ...is merely a caecal diverticulum of the digestive canal ; in amphibians the liver is a compound tubular gland — the hepatic cells being arranged in cylinde
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• Respiratory System - Carnegie Stage 22
  ...ze and position of individual structures and organs at this early stage of development. The respiratory system is endodermal in origin, initially "budding off" th ...mov|Quicktime version]] | [[Carnegie stage 22]] | [[Gastrointestinal Tract Development]]
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• J
  ...omeronasal organ.jpg|thumb|150px|alt=Jacobson's organ|link=Sensory - Smell Development|Jacobson's organ (vomeronasal organ)]] :(More? [[Sensory - Smell Development]])
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• Paper - A stage in the development of the serous cavities (1924)
  ...|left]] This historic 1924 paper by McGaw described development of the the development of the serous cavities using embryos from the [[Carnegie Collection]]. =A Stage in the Development of the Serous Cavities=
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• Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 4-20
  ...System]] | [[Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 4-20|20. The Development of Coelomic Cavities]] | [[Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates =The Development of the Coelomic Cavities=
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• Paper - The gall bladder and the extrahepatic biliary passages in late embryonic and early fetal life
  ...l.jpg|50px]] This 1932 paper by Lee and Halpert describes {{gallbladder}} development in the human embryo and fetus. The early stages of the development of the biliary system have frequently been investigated, but little informa
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• ANAT2341 Lab 5 - Fetal
  ==Fetal Development== [[File:Histology-fetal liver HEx40.jpg|thumb|Fetal liver histology]]
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• Book - A Text-book of Embryology
  ...e book, it has been the aim not only to present a connected story of human development, but also to make each chapter as nearly as possible complete in itself, fo ## The Development of the Mesoderm
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• Book - Developmental Anatomy 1924-7
  ...A, Through the heart and pericardial cavities; B, through the fore-gut and liver; C, through the intestine and peritoneal cavity. (Compare guide lines A, B, ...to the liver, so the observer looks cephalad at the caudal surfaces of the liver and sectioned body.
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• Paper - Some abnormal developments in the vascular system of the frog (rana temporaria) (1915)
  ...patico-portal vein and a large branch is given off to the left lobe of the liver, but the right branch, a much finer one,
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• Paper - A study of the causes underlying the origin of human monsters 17
  ...us system, dissociation of the tissues and the organs, infiltration of the liver with round cells, and a dilated and gorged vascular system. All these chang ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT or THE EMBRYO. (Fifth Week.)
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• Paper - Functions of the liver in the embryo
  ...urrent understanding on [[Gastrointestinal Tract - Liver Development|liver development and function]] is far more detailed. See page [[Gastrointestinal Tract - Liver Development]]
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• Book - The development of the chick (1919) 11
  ==Part II The Forth Day to Hatching, Organogeny, Development of the Organs== The development of these parts is one of the most difficult subjects in embryologA^ involvi
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• Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 4
  ...System]] | [[Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 4-20|20. The Development of Coelomic Cavities]] | [[Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates B. Development of the skin in various vertebrates
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• Book - Quain's Embryology 7
  =Development of the Alimentary Canal and Organs Arising from the Hypoblast= :'''Development of Particular Organs and Systems'''
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• Paper - On the development of the pericardiaco-peritoneal canals in selachians (1918)
  | [[File:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This 1918 paper by Goodrich describes development of the pericardiaco-peritoneal canals in selachians. =On the Development of the Pericardiaco-Peritoneal Canals in Selachians=
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• Lecture - Gastrointestinal Development
  =Endoderm Development= ...ion to the respiratory system will be covered in a [[Lecture - Respiratory Development|separate lecture]].
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• Renal System - Carnegie Stage 22
  ...ative position of internal renal system structures at the end of embryonic development. Compare these with the earlier [[Renal System - Carnegie Stage 13|stage 13 | F7: In F7, (dorsal to R testis and liver) note with the distinct lumen of the mesonephric duct, almost solid column
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 19
  ...ly by the accessory mesentery and pulmo-hepatic ligament, and below by the liver. Owing to the curvature of the stomach and the return of the anterior porti ...e relations of the coelom.da, dorsal aorta ; dm, dorsal mesentery ; fl, I, liver ; In, lung ; lo, lesser omentum ; n t phi, pulmo-hepatic ligament ; phr, pu
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• Abnormal Development - Hepatitis Virus
  Hepatitis (inflammation of the liver) is caused in humans by one of 7 viruses (A, B, C, D, E) with the 2 additio {{Liver}} | {{Liver histology}}
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• BGDB Gastrointestinal - Fetal
  ==Fetal Development== ...n of organ systems established in the embryonic period. (More? See [[Fetal Development|Fetal Notes]])
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• McMurrich1914 Chapter 11
  =Chapter Xi The Development of the Pericardium, the Pleuro-Peritoneum and the Diaphragm= ...esoderm surrounding the digestive tract just opposite the region where the liver outgrowth will form, but laterally this edge is free and forms the ventral
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Liver Development
  ...f transverse septum provides a support within which both blood vessels and liver begin to form in the underlying splanchnic {{mesoderm}}. ...as a haemopoietic tissue where blood stem cells reside before bone marrow development.
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• Paper - A study of the causes underlying the origin of human monsters 15
  ...sociated neural tube. The heart and large blood—vessels are empty, and the liver and optic vesicles are wanting. ...e embryo is spread out upon it, much as is the case in the chick in normal development. The body cavities communicate freely with the coelom, VVolffian bodies ar
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• Medicine
  ...ts relevant to that section of notes. I have also prepared a short list of development related [[Journals]] and [[Site_Map#Historic_Embryo|Historic Texts]]. * [[SH Lecture - Respiratory System Development]] | [[SH_Practical_-_Respiratory|Laboratory support Information]]
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• ANAT2341 Lab 5 - Online Assessment
  ...tive tissue, smooth muscle, and blood vessels. The endoderm contributes to development of epithelium. - The right hepatic bud will eventually form the right lobe of the liver.
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• BGDB Gastrointestinal - Activity 2
  Human Embryo MRI at the end of embryonic development ({{GA}} week 10). * large liver lying directly under the diaphragm and occupying the entire ventral body ca
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• Week 8
  Key Events of Human Development during the eighth week ([[:Category:Week 8|week 8]]) following fertilizatio ...onic development, after this we describe all future development as [[Fetal Development]].
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• Paper - The development of the lobus quadratus of the liver with special reference to an unusual anomaly of this lobe in the adult (1914)
  ...is an early description of the development of the lobus quadratus of the {{liver}}. '''Modern Notes:''' {{liver}}
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• 2011 Lab 12 - Neonatal
  ...completed their development. Note this current project focuses on prenatal development, so postnatal content is not as detailed. ...le in the preparation for birth, including involvement in lung and cardiac development, and the maturation of enzymes in a variety of pathways.
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• ANAT2341 Lab 12 - Neonatal
  ...completed their development. Note this current project focuses on prenatal development, so postnatal content is not as detailed. ...le in the preparation for birth, including involvement in lung and cardiac development, and the maturation of enzymes in a variety of pathways.
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• K12 Comparative Embryology
  ...similar stages of early development. See also [[K12 Human and Other Animal Development|Humans and Animal Embryology]]. What are the key things in development that we share?
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• Paper - The ductus venosus in the fetus and in the adult (1923)
  ...ly dwindle to fibrous cords, the former becoming the round ligament of the liver, and the latter the fibrous cord, which in the adult may be traced along th ...ttributable to the fact that all the placental blood must pass through the liver sinusoids up to the time of formation of the ductus, and only a small part
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• 2010 BGD Practical 12 - Neonatal
  ...completed their development. Note this current project focuses on prenatal development, so postnatal content is not as detailed. ...le in the preparation for birth, including involvement in lung and cardiac development, and the maturation of enzymes in a variety of pathways.
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• ANAT2341 Lab 5 - Early Embryo
  We have now reached the end of Week 4 and beginning of 5 of development. Start by looking briefly at the overview of the Carnegie stage 13 embryo G ==Tract Development==
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• 2011 Lab 12 - Embryo to Fetus
  Body:straightening of trunk, heart, liver, umbilicus: placental cord, midgut herniation, allantois, vitelline duct Now examine selected regions of the Stage 22 embryo and their overall development in the 3D animations.
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• ANAT2341 Lab 12 - Embryo to Fetus
  Body:straightening of trunk, heart, liver, umbilicus: placental cord, midgut herniation, allantois, vitelline duct Now examine selected regions of the Stage 22 embryo and their overall development in the 3D animations.
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• Paper - Note on a case of defective development of the diaphragm, accompanied by stenosis of the anal canal (1918)
  ...Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This 1918 paper by Fish and Potter describes abnormal development of the {{diaphragm}}, accompanied by stenosis of the anal canal. =Note on a Case of Defective Development of the Diaphragm, accompanied by Stenosis of the Anal Canal=
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• BGDB Gastrointestinal - Abnormalities
  ...etail in the [[BGDB_Practical_-_Face_and_Ear_Development|BGDB Face and Ear Development]] lecture/practical. ...l_Crest_-_Enteric_Nervous_System|Enteric Nervous System]] | [[Neural Crest Development]]
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• 2011 Lab 8 - Late Embryo
  | F7: In F7, (dorsal to R testis and liver) note with the distinct lumen of the mesonephric duct, almost solid column | '''Note F7 MS term:''' ''"inebriated Puffin" ''(dorsal to R testis and liver) lumen of the mesonephric duct (eye), almost solid column of paramesonephri
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• Paper - Case of abnormal duodenum (1924)
  ...90px|left]] This 1924 paper by Wagstaffe describes human abnormal duodenum development. ...and is approximately of the same length. It is in close relation with the liver and neck of gall-bladder. After a course of approximately 3 ins. it turns s
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• 2009 Lecture 9
  =Endoderm Development= [[File:Gray0982a.jpg|300px|left]]This lecture will cover the early development of the endoderm layer of the trilaminar embryo as it contributes to the lin
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• Abnormal Development - Fungal Infection
  # replication in the liver and spleen ...chemicals, infections, and physical agents on pregnancy, reproduction, and development.
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• Lecture - Gastrointestinal Development 2013
  =Endoderm Development= ...ng means that it contains amniotic fluid, which is also swallowed later in development.
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• Placenta - Cord
  ...so contains the mid-gut herniation, present during the embryonic period of development. ...type of PRUV was likely to consist of the right UV draining into the left liver."
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• 2010 Lecture 9
  =Endoderm Development= ...early developing gastrointestinal tract]]This lecture will cover the early development of the endoderm layer of the trilaminar embryo as it contributes to the lin
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• Paper - Studies of the intestine and peritoneum in the human foetus - part 5
  ...er is the fifth in this historical series describing human fetal intestine development. Note many of the terms introduced in this paper are historic terminology, ...odern Notes:''' [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Intestine_Development|Intestine Development]]
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• Developmental Mechanism - Cell Junctions
  * digestive system gut, ducts, cavities of glands, {{liver}}, {{pancreas}} capillary walls urinary {{bladder}} * Also in embryonic development (see {{Blastocyst}})
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• 2009 Lab 4
  ...t. The vitelline vessels eventually contribute to the portal system of the liver in the adult. ...a region of splanchnic mesoderm lying above the buccopharyngeal membrane. Development begins in week 3 with the formation of a pair of heart tubes. These fuse an
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• ANAT2341 Lab 8 - Late Embryo
  | F7: In F7, (dorsal to R testis and liver) note with the distinct lumen of the mesonephric duct, almost solid column | '''Note F7 MS term:''' ''"inebriated Puffin" ''(dorsal to R testis and liver) lumen of the mesonephric duct (eye), almost solid column of paramesonephri
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• Coelomic Cavity Development
  ...Term used to describe a fluid-filled cavity or space. Placental vertebrate development have both extra-embryonic (outside the embryo) and intra-embryonic (inside ...ionic cavity information on these spaces can also be found on {{placenta}} development pages.
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• Carnegie stage 21
  * Body: straightening of trunk, heart, liver, umbilical cord ...lid, nose, external acoustic meatus, scalp vascular plexus, webbed digits, liver prominance, thigh, ankle, foot plate, umbilical cord
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• Gastrointestinal Tract Development
  ...yngeal membrane opens the tract to amniotic fluid through the remainder of development, and during the fetal period is actively swallowed. [[File:Endoderm_cartoon.jpg|600px|link=One Minute Embryology#Endoderm Development]]
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• Horse Development
  Equine development (Latin, ''equus'' = "horse") ...ed gene," only rose in popularity within the last millennium. Finally, the development of modern breeding impacted genetic diversity more dramatically than the pr
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• ANAT2341 Lab 11 - Embryo to Fetus
  Body:straightening of trunk, heart, liver, umbilicus: placental cord, midgut herniation, allantois, vitelline duct Now examine selected regions of the Stage 22 embryo and their overall development in the 3D animations.
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• ANAT2341 Lab 3 - Week 4
  Key Events of Human Development during the fourth week (week 4) following fertilization or Clinical week 6 These notes cover the fourth week of embryonic development, which is the beginning of organogenesis, (specific tissues and systems are
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• New 2017
  ...[User talk:Z8600021|talk]]) 17:16, 18 November 2017 (AEDT) Updated [[Fetal Development]], added [[Fetal_Development#Maternal|Maternal changes video]] and table of ...) 14:46, 18 October 2017 (AEST) Added historic embryology piers on vision development by [[Embryology History - Ida Mann|Ida Mann]]
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Mesentery Development
  ::[[Historic_Embryology_Papers|'''Historic Embryology''']]: [[Paper - The development of the great omentum and transverse mesocolon|1884 great omentum and transv * '''The development of the dorsal mesentery in human embryos and fetuses'''{{#pmid:30142441|PMI
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Mouth Development
  ...from the nasal cavity by the {{palate}}, that has both embryonic and fetal development components. This is also the source of the main developmental abnormalities ...geal membrane}} opens the tract to amniotic fluid through the remainder of development, and during the fetal period is actively swallowed.
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• 2011 Lab 3 - Week 4
  Key Events of Human Development during the fourth week (week 4) following fertilization or Clinical week 6 These notes cover the fourth week of embryonic development, which is the beginning of organogenesis, (specific tissues and systems are
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• 2010 Lab 4
  This laboratory will explore the development of the embryonic cardiovascular system, which includes the placental vascul # Understand development of early embryo heart and vascular system.
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• Paper - On the development of the biliary system in animals lacking a gall-bladder in post-natal life (1916)
  ...px|left]] This historic 1916 paper by Scammon is a historic description of development of the biliary system in animals lacking a gall-bladder in post-natal life. '''Modern Notes:''' {{liver}}
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• Paper - Development of the internal mammary and deep epigastric arteries in man (1898)
  =Development of the Internal Mammary and Deep Epigastric Arteries in Man= ...he vessel disappears altogether. This law is constantly at work throughout development in the grown animal and in all pathological changes. It does not appear to
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• Paper - A study of pathological cat embryos (1909)
  ...Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1909 paper by Jordan describes abnormal development in the {{cat}}. ...e. Professor McClure, who has studied many cat embryos, in his work on the development of the venous system and lymphatics, writes me that from 1 to 1.5 mm. is th
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• Paper - A morphological study of the development of the human liver 2
  ...rn's first [[Paper - A morphological study of the development of the human liver 1|1971 paper]] listed all embryos used in that study, this current paper do '''Modern Notes:''' {{Liver}}
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• Histology
  * [[SH Lecture - Respiratory System Development]] ===Liver Histology===
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• Endocrine - Gonad Development
  ...e their own detailed topic pages. This section of notes refers only to the development of the gonad as an endocrine organ. Embryonically, initial endocrine development of the testis is required for development of both the internal genital tract and the external genitalia.
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• Carnegie stage 19
  * Body: straightening of trunk, heart, liver, umbilical cord ...ye, external acoustic meatus, auricle of external ear, digital ray, wrist, liver prominence
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• Paper - Histochemical horizons in human embryos - Stage 13
  ...ural alterations of the human organism during the process of embryologieal development have been thoroughly, if not completely described, although the concomitant ...ephemeral organs and structural arrangements characterizing the periods of development that space of the anabasis of the embryo, from the microscopic one-cell egg
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• Book - Quain's Elements of Anatomy
  ==Embryology or Development of the Foetus and its Organs== ...of anatomy known as Embryology, Embryological or Foetal Anatomy, or Foetal development, a knowledge of which is not only most interesting in itself, but is also o
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• Ectopic Implantation Research
  :'''Ectopic Page Links:''' [[Abnormal Development - Ectopic Implantation|Ectopic Implantation]] | [[Implantation]] | [[Week ...ct the cilia-mediated transport of the blastocyst during the first week of development. This is also the most common cause of pregnancy-related deaths in the firs
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• Immune System Development
  ...opment.jpg|thumb|alt=Lymphatic vessel development cartoon|Lymphatic vessel development{{#pmid:19138383|PMID19138383}}]] ...in the past been included in {{endocrine}} and {{gastrointestinal tract}} development respectively. There are now also movies showing lymphocyte (B and T cells)
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• Z3185685
  2)Name the 3 stages of follicle development in the ovary. http://books.google.com/books?id=aZ7DQYFyxswC&pg=PA122&dq=%22rabbit+development+stages%22&lr=&as_brr=3#v=onepage&q=&f=false
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• 2010 Lab 5
  ...t and respiratory development. The class will study features and events of development occurring: early-embryonic, mid-embryonic, late-embryonic and fetal. ...systems "prepare" for their postnatal functions. Clinically even in normal development the respiratory system only matures towards the end of the third trimester,
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• Book - Quain's Embryology 8
  =Development of Lungs and Trachea= :'''Development of Particular Organs and Systems'''
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• Book - Vertebrate Embryology (1913) 1
  ...the limits of ordinary variation, is like the parents that give it birth. Development, in other words, is the production of the form characteristic of the specie As a matter of common practice, however, the term ' development ' is often restricted to the first of these processes, and in the Vertebrat
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• Developmental Mechanism - Left-Right Axis
  ...hants. Taken together, our results suggest that znfl1s regulate laterality development in zebrafish embryos through controlling the expression of fgfr1a." ...similarly novel subchordal mesoderm during the initial phases of notochord development. In conclusion, the mammalian axial mesoderm compartment (1) shares critica
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• Book - The Frog Its Reproduction and Development 12
  ...gut portion of the archenteron therefore assumes a major role in the early development of the frog, where it gives rise to three successive sets of respiratory or 6 mm. stage of development. The arches carry with them the covering
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• 2010 BGD Practical 12 - Embryo to Fetus
  Body:straightening of trunk, heart, liver, umbilicus: placental cord, midgut herniation, allantois, vitelline duct Now examine selected regions of the Stage 22 embryo and their overall development in the 3D animations.
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• New 2011
  ...l]] 07:45, 18 November 2011 (EST) Added movie of simulation for embryonic development from zygote (1 cell stage) to blastocyst (128 cell stage) [[Quicktime_Movie ...ll]] 11:11, 11 November 2011 (EST) Added movie of simulation for embryonic development from zygote (1 cell stage) to morula (32 cell stage) [[Quicktime Movie - Mo
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• Monito del Monte Development
  ...uggest that different morphological stages of the oral shield and hindlimb development may be influenced by species size and reproductive strategy, and possibly b * '''On the development of the chondrocranium and the histological anatomy of the head in perinatal
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• Term Link
  ...erm is shown as a link for "{{oocyte}}", it links directly to the [[Oocyte Development]] page. {{Abnormal development}}
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• Paper - A model demonstrating the changes in position and peritoneal relations of abdominal viscera during development (1912)
  ...e changes in position and peritoneal relations of abdominal viscera during development. '''Modern Notes:''' {{liver}}
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• Book - Text-Book of Embryology 14
  =The development of the coelom, the pericardium, pleuroperitoneum, diaphragm and mesenteries ...wn as the mesothelium. It will be remembered that in the earlier stages of development a portion of the embryonic disk becomes constricted off from the yolk sac t
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• BGDA Practical 12 - Neonatal
  ...completed their development. Note this current project focuses on prenatal development, so postnatal content is not as detailed. ...le in the preparation for birth, including involvement in lung and cardiac development, and the maturation of enzymes in a variety of pathways.
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• Lectures
  ...Human Development]] | [[2010 Foundations Practical - Introduction to Human Development]] * [[SH Lecture - Respiratory System Development]]
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• 2010 Lecture 10
  ...rth. The respiratory tract, diaphragm and lungs do form early in embryonic development. ...ngs, but also related musculoskeletal (diaphragm) and vascular (pulmonary) development.
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• 2010 Lab 8
  This laboratory will study the early development of both the Renal and Genital systems, often grouped as the Urogenital Syst ....nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?rid=mboc4.figgrp.3716 Influence of Sry on gonad development] | [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bookshelf/br.fcgi?book=endocrin&part=A972&r
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• BGDB Sexual Differentiation - Late Embryo
  At this stage in male and female development, both the mesonephric (Wolffian) and paramesonephric (Mullerian) ducts are | F7: In F7, (dorsal to R testis and liver) note with the distinct lumen of the mesonephric duct, almost solid column
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• Leonardo da Vinci - the anatomist (1930) 19
  ...and the facts so noted were straightway assumed to be applicable to human development. Aristotle, examining the {{chick}}, observed the embryo only when the hear ...eory is suggested by the association of heart and brain as the organ whose development precedes that of the umbilicus. Leonardo, however, expresses himself defini
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• Embryo Virtual Slides
  [[Embryonic Development]] {{Virtual Slide Features - Stage 22 Liver}}
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• Paper - On the structure of a human embryo eleven millimeters in length
  ...rd 2000 ,, l 0,0047 ,, Lungs 150 ,, 0,0003E) ,, Heart 1 500 ,, ; 0,0035 ,, Liver 2000 ,, 0,0047 ,, ...00 100 Heart 0,0035 3,04 1 Eff I { 300 0,5 Lungs 000035 0,30 } ' 1542 2,57 Liver 0,0047 4,85 E r 1463 -2,44 Brain ; 0,0198 20,20 371,7 10,8 1314 2,19 Spinal
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• BGDB Face and Ear - Early Embryo
  * Body - heart, liver, somite bulges and limb buds appear. Later week 5 development showing a sagittal section upper half of human embryo.
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• Book - Human Embryology and Morphology 17
  ==Development of the Pulmonary System== ...ised between the hyoid bone and thyroid cartilage in the earlier stages of development. By some, the epiglottis is believed to be a derivative of the fifth arch.
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• Paper - The normal changes in the position of the embryonic kidney
  ...] Note this paper was published in 1943 and our understanding of {{renal}} development has improved since this historic human study. ...ney}} undergoes a remarkable change in position during early stages of its development. Most of the studies on this process were conducted in an effort to decide
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• Z3186093
  ''2. Name the three stages of follicle development in the ovary?'' ''1. What period of human development (in weeks) do the 23 Carnegie stages cover?''
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• Paper - A case of congenital cystic kidney, associated with several other abnormalities (1925)
  ...Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This 1925 paper by West describes abnormal renal development. ...very large abdomen; extracted without much difficulty. Twenty-eight weeks development, male, weight 44 pounds, length 16 inches; lived 2 hours. Congenital cystic
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• Paper - The development of the lobule of the pig's liver (1919)
  ...historic 1919 paper by Johnson described the development of the {{pig}} {{liver}}. '''Modern Notes:''' {{liver}} | {{Pig}}
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• Medicine Archives
  ...top of this current page, lecture and practical content is under continual development. Currently content pages are updated rather than generating new pages each ...ts relevant to that section of notes. I have also prepared a short list of development related [[Journals]] and [[Site_Map#Historic_Texts|Historic Texts]].
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• Paper - The early looping of the alimentary canal in the mammalian and human foetus and the mechanisms assumed to be active in this process
  ...g|90px|left]] This historic 1939 paper by Enbom describes human intestinal development. ...t important results of my earlier works as Well as of a recent Work on the development of the shape and position of the alimentary canal in mammals (Enbom, ’39)
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• Abnormal Development - Parvovirus
  * Parvovirus infects the fetal liver that is involved with early erythrocyte production. [[Category:Abnormal Development]] [[Category:Environmental Abnormalities]] [[Category:Virus]]
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• Paper - Description of a 4 mm human embryo (1906)
  ...epresents an embryo probably at [[Carnegie stage 12]] during [[Week 4]] of development. ...y plates as having already, in an embryo of this size and general stage of development, been changed throughout their entire extent from a groove to a closed tube
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• Splanchnic Mesoderm
  ...vessel}}s and contribute to organ development ({{pancreas}}, {{spleen}}, {{liver}}). The intraembryonic coelom will form the three major body cavities inclu ...t advances and discusses the mechanisms of limb field specification during development and evolution, with a focus on the role of Hox genes in this process."
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• Paper - On the development of the human diaphragm (1901)
  =On the Development of the Human Diaphragm= ...9 human embryos between 2 and 2-1 mm. long, in which various stages of the development cf the body-cavities were shown, but a number of the important stages were
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• Paper - The development of the vena cava inferior (1902)
  ...k_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This 1902 paper describes rabbit inferior vena cava development. =The Development of the Vena Cava Inferior=
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• Yolk Sac Development
  Note that in early human development (week 2) a transient structure called the "primitive yolk sac" forms from t ...opment of nearly every structure in the body from the very early stages of development, yet the embryonic thyroid gland is not functional at these stages. To clar
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• 2010 BGD Practical 6 - Week 4
  Key Events of Human Development during the fourth week (week 4) following fertilization or Clinical week 6 These notes cover the fourth week of embryonic development, which is the beginning of organogenesis, (specific tissues and systems are
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• Paper - The formation of the duodenal curve (1919)
  | [[File:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This 1919 paper by Fraser describes development of the {{duodenum}}. Fig. 1. The duodenum throughout the “first stage” of intestinal development. A, side view, B, front view. The numerals give the size of embryo in milli
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• Foundations - Histology Cells and Tissues
  ...are invaginations of epithelial surfaces that are formed during embryonic development by proliferation of epithelium into the underlying connective tissues to fo ! Liver Structure
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• Book - Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.27
  =The Development And Function Of Macrophages In The Repair Of Experimental Bone- Wounds In R ...d ^lacklin (1916) that they were a very important factor in active osseous development and that their peculiar role under these circumstances w'as played in conne
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• Book - Aids to Embryology (1948) 9
  ...dealing with the fate of these structures it is convenient to describe the development of certain regions, such as the face and palate, which are associated with During the fifth and sixth weeks of development a number of bar-like ridges separated by grooves become prominent upon the
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• Intermediate - Primordial Heart Tube
  [[File:Intermediate Heart Development Timeline.jpg|center|850px]] ...ge cranially'' to form a horseshoe-shaped field. During the third week of development (approximately day 18) '''angioblastic cords''' develop in this cardiogenic
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• Paper - Description of a 5 mm human embryo (1900)
  ...ile:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1909 paper by Jordan described development of the early 5 mm human embryo. This CRL should be Carnegie stage . ...e nephric system, the difference probably representing a slight advance in development. In external form it appears similar to embryo R of the His* collection (le
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• Paper - Histochemical horizons in human embryos - Stage 14
  ...rates maternal plasma from chorionic fluid; in the dorsal mesoblast of the liver which separates chorionic fluid from embryonic venous plasma; and in arteri ...l tube, limb bud epithelium, gastrointestinal tract, dorsal portion of the liver and the trophoblast. Since these are regions of most active nucleoprotein s
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• ANAT2341 Lab 6 - Early Embryo
  * At the level of the body heart, liver, somite bulges and limb buds appear. Later week 5 development showing a sagittal section upper half of human embryo.
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• Endocrine - Other Tissues
  :'''Links:''' [[Cardiovascular System Development]] | [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Endocrine+Heart Search PubMed :'''Links:''' [[Respiratory System Development]] | [http://www.omim.org/entry/137260 OMIM - GRP] | [http://www.omim.org/en
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• Paper - A monstrous twin embryo in a lizard tiliqua scincoides (1932)
  ...Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1932 paper by Willis describes abnormal development of the Australian Blue-tongued Lizard {{lizard}} (''Tiliqua scincoides'') w ..., a pregnant female was encountered bearing eight ova in an early stage of development. Each oviduct contained four eggs of normal size, i.e. approximately 2-2 cm
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Oesophagus Development
  ...ncomplete separation of the ventral and dorsal parts of the foregut during development, resulting in disruption of esophageal anatomy and frequent association wit ...s. The stomach adopted a spindle shape in all ≥ 34-somite embryos, and the liver bud was recognized in ≥ 27-somite embryos. The dorsal pancreas appear
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• 2011 Lab 4
  This laboratory will explore the development of the embryonic cardiovascular system, which includes the placental vascul # Understand development of early embryo heart and vascular system.
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• Paper - The formation of the duodenal curve
  ...oric 1919 paper by [[Embryology History - Ernest Frazer|Frazer]] describes development of the duodenal curve. '''Fig. 1.''' The duodenum throughout the “first stage” of intestinal development. A, side view, B, front view. The numerals give the size of embryo in milli
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• Book - Human Embryology and Morphology 16
  =Chapter XVI. Development of the Circulatory System= ...chamber of the heart in lower vertebrates, but in the course of mammalian development it becomes partly merged in the right auricle of the heart.
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• Paper - A human foetus exhibiting iniencephaly and other abnormalities (1922)
  ...his historic 1922 paper by Hayes is an early description of abnormal metal development of the {{skull}}. ...ards and forwards. On the left side a pseudohernia is present, part of the liver and some intestines passing through the diaphragm into the left pleural cav
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• Abnormal Development - Malaria
  ...can enter the bloodstream and travel for about an hour before entering the liver and then multiplying. Between 6 to 16 days (depending on the species), the ...t the maternal-fetal interface that interferes with placental function and development. We hypothesize that targeting these host-response pathways would mitigate
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• Paper - Observations upon the occurrence, structure and function of the giant cells of the marrow (1890)
  ...cat at least, lying in the cavity of the long bones, nor in the embryonic liver or spleen, though the megakaryocytes are so numerous. ...the matured form of nucleated red corpuscle described in my paper upon the development of the red corpuscles. In such cells where the chromatin was diffusely scat
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• Book - Buchanan's Manual of Anatomy including Embryology
  DEVELOPMENT OF OVUM . . . . . . .26 EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT ....... 33
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• Paper - On abnormalities of the caecum and colon with reference to development
  <br>I. On abnormalities of the caecum and colon with reference to development. II. Abnormality of the colon : a cause of unsuccessful colotomy. =On Abnormalities of the Caecum and Colon with Reference to Development=
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• Paper - A further study of the human umbilical vesicle
  ...historic 1910 paper by Jordan describes the ventral body wall during human development. A 13 mm {{CRL}} embryo corresponds to [[Carnegie stage 18]] in [[Week 7]]. ...ermal tubules of this stage, supposed to be just past the phase of maximum development. Hence differential stains were not employed. This is to be regretted since
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• Carnegie stage 20
  * [[Sensory - Hearing and Balance Development|hearing]] - otic capsule connected with the basal plate and with the future ...ose, external acoustic meatus, auricle of external ear, arm, elbow, wrist, liver prominence, digital rays
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• 2010 Group Project 6
  ...served that it does play a role in the embryonic and early fetal stages of development as fluctuating levels of AFP indicate the presence of abnormalities within .../ml. The concentration of AFP in maternal serum at any moment of gestation development seems to be related to the AFP level in the fetal circulation as well as in
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• Brain Awareness Week 2012
  ==Welcome to Brain Development== ''This page has been prepared as a simplified introduction to human neural development.''
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• Endocrine - Placenta Development
  For complete notes on placenta development and function see [[Placenta Development]]. {{Endocrine Links}} [[Lecture - Placenta Development]]
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• Book - Embryology of the Pig 9
  =Chapter 9. The Development of the Digestive and Respiratory Systems and the Body Cavities= ...o 12 mm., local differentiations in the gut tract clearly foreshadowed the development of certain organs and gave indications of the impending establishment of ot
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• Book - The Elements of Embryology - Mammalian 4
  The early development of the perichordal cartilaginous tube and rudimentary neural arches is almo Excepting in the absence of the interorbital plate, the early development of the Mammalian cranium resembles in all essential points that of Aves, to
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• Paper - A morphological study of the development of the human liver 1
  ...l.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1971 paper by Severn describes human liver development at Carnegie stages {{CS9}}, {{CS10}}, {{CS11}}, and {{CS12}}. The study use '''Modern Notes:''' {{Liver}}
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• Respiratory System - Abnormalities
  Abnormalities of the respiratory system include not only lung development but also the upper respiratory tract, the supporting musculoskeletal system ...are incompletely understood. To elucidate the pathogenetics of human lung development, we studied a unique collection of samples obtained from deceased individua
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• Book - The Frog Its Reproduction and Development 2
  ...ying to metamorphosis of the tadpole is about 75 to 90 days, this phase of development being completed well before the next hibernation period. [[File:Rugh_005.jpg|thumb|600px|center|Early development of the frog's egg.]]
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Pancreas Development
  ...relation to the pancreas as an endocrine organ, see [[Endocrine - Pancreas Development]]. :'''Links:''' [[Endocrine - Pancreas Development|Endocrine Pancreas]] | [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Pancreas_Development|Exoc
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• 2014 Group Project 3
  ...indgut), some current research and models used to explain GIT system fetal development as well as the common fetal stage abnormalities and briefly list common abn !!!!! GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT DEVELOPMENT !!!!
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• Carnegie stage 18
  * Body: heart, liver, umbilical cord * Development indices: number of semicircular ducts (1-3) and length of the paramesonephr
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• Paper - development of the postcaval vein in birds (1903)
  =The Development of the Postcaval Vein in Birds= ...n the development of the postcava in the chick; (2) to compare the mode of development in the chick with that in another form, viz. : the English sparrow; (3) to
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• Paper - The critical period in the development of the intestines (1914)
  ...mbryology History - Charles Bardeen|Charles Bardeen]] describes intestinal development using human embryos from the [[Carnegie Collection]] and Wisconsin Collecti ...odern Notes:''' [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Intestine_Development|Intestine Development]]
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Stomach Development
  ...epithelium of the chicken embryo.''' {{#pmid:16616737|PMID16616737}} "The development of digestive organs in vertebrates involves active epithelial-mesenchymal i ...| [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Stomach+Development ''Stomach Development'']
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• K
  :(More? [[Neonatal Development]]) :(More? [[Integumentary System Development]])
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• Carnegie stage 17
  * Body: heart, liver, umbilical cord, mesonephric ridge ...groove, external acoustic meatus, auricular hillock, heart, digital rays, liver pronminance, thigh, ankle, foot plate, umbilical cord
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• Book - A Text-book of Embryology 10
  =CHAPTER X. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE VASCULAR SYSTEM= ...system, including the blood, the heart, and the blood-vessels, begins its development very early in embryonic life.
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• Book - The development of the frog's egg (1897) 13
  We may now turn again to the history of the development of the normal embryo. ...ll, with modifications in A.) A. Anus. Fb. Fore-brain. Hb. Hind-brain. LV. Liver-diverticulum. Mb. Mid-brain. N. Notochord. NT. Neurenteric canal. PD. Proct
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 24
  ...aks up into capillaries again in a glandular diverticulum of the gut — the liver, and deposits much of the digested and absorbed material which it has picke ...inal veins receive the blood from the allantois in the embryonic stages of development. Beginning in the Dipnoi, there is another connexion between the circula- t
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• Paper - Notes on the origin of the liver (1891)
  ...iver}} development. Note that this is a very early historic study of liver development and our understanding may differ from that described in this paper. '''Modern Notes:''' {{liver}}
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• Book - The development of the chick (1919) 12
  ==Part II The Forth Day to Hatching, Organogeny, Development of the Organs== =Chapter Xii The Later Development Of The Vascular System=
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• Book - Congenital Cardiac Disease 3
  ...iest times search has been made for the underlying causes of the arrest of development manifest in cardiac malformations. Long before Darwin, Meckel, in 1812, poi ...form the different stages through which the mammalian heart passes in its development, and explained them as reversions to a more primitive type.
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• Paper - A contribution to the development of the duodenum
  | [[File:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1927 paper describes development of the human {{duodenum}}. =A Contribution to the Development of the Duodenum=
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• Lecture - Early Vascular Development
  ...n overview of early vascular development, secondly the key events in heart development. ...of early human vascular development|Historic image of early human vascular development]]
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• New 2010
  --[[User:S8600021|Mark Hill]] 10:40, 31 December 2010 (EST) [[Abnormal Development - Iodine Deficiency]] page updated with new references. [[Developmental Sig ...anglionosis images and also added [[Neural_-_Cerebrum_Development|Cerebrum Development]] template page.
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• Embryology History - Franklin Paradise Johnson
  ...rofessor who had received a belated assignment to write the chapter on the development of the digestive tract for the Keibel—Mall “Human Embryology.” That c ...es on the intestinal tube were completed with a much needed account of the development of the rectum and anus (1914, 57 pages), and a casual report of atresia ani
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• Atlas of the Development of Man 1
  (Atlas of the Development of Man Volume 1) ...the second volume images have all been added to the site as [[Atlas of the Development of Man 2]].
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• Book - Outline of Comparative Embryology 2-2
  ...e early embryologists should have looked upon the formation and subsequent development of the germ layers as the most critical processes of embryonic life. ...r and Richard Hertwig, had attained the status of a full-fledged theory of development by the early eighties. Through a great variety of forms, blastulae and gast
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• Developmental Mechanism - Axes Formation
  ...hants. Taken together, our results suggest that znfl1s regulate laterality development in zebrafish embryos through controlling the expression of fgfr1a."
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• Paper - Preparation of material for histology and embryology with an appendix on the arteries and veins in a thirty millimeter pig embryo (1913)
  ...ents a pig embryo about 8 mm. long. The nerve tube, fore gut, mesonephros, liver, heart, eye and ear are clearly seen. The arterial system and part of the c ...or the liver may be removed and cut into slices. In injected specimens the liver is hopeless.
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• Book - Aids to Embryology (1948) 5
  ...rdiac area in which the heart tubes develop. In the early somite stages of development these two areas become bent ventrally so that the protocardiac area becomes ...he lining epithelium of the alimentary canal and its secreting organs, the liver and pancreas, together with glands derived from the primitive pharynx ; the
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• Paper - Abnormal ribs and vertebrae in a human foetus (1919)
  ...e:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This 1918 paper by Pasricha describes abnormal development of the {{rib}}s and {{vertebrae}} in a human foetus The hernia. The hernial sac contained a large part of the liver together with most of the small intestine, the caecum with its appendix, an
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• Histology Glossary - E
  ...skin; inner cell layer of embryo giving rise to digestive system, glands, liver, part of urinary system, etc; also called entoderm. ...hroblast '''G. ''erythros '' = red + ''blastos '' = germ; early stage in development of an erythrocyte.
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• Book - Manual of Human Embryology 17-7
  =The Development of the Liver= ==Early Development of the Entodermal Portion==
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 22
  ==Chapter 22. Fourth Part of Uber Entwicklungsgeschichte - Studies on the Development of Man== It is known that Baer's study of the history of animal development remained unfinished. The publishing of the second part, begun in 1829, stop
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• 1897 Human Embryology 12
  =Chapter XII. Early Development Of The Archenteron= ...m, a fact which comes out very clearly in the primitive type of vertebrate development as preserved in Petromyzon, ganoids, and amphibians. In these forms the yol
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• Z3126345
  '''''2. Name the 3 main stages of follicle development in the ovary?''''' A: There are 3 main stages of follicle development in the ovary. These stages are primodial follicle stage, pre-antral/primary
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• Cardiovascular System - Blood Development
  ...e time when blood first forms there are no bones, and it is only with bone development that we see bone marrow formation and relocation of blood stem cells. ...blood cells (Hematopoietic Stem Cells, HSCs) change their location during development moving from tissue to tissue until their adult bone marrow location is form
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• Paper - The origin of blood cells (1916)
  Our current understanding blood development is a significantly more accurate description. =Origin of the Blood Cells. Development of the Haematopoetic Organs and Regeneration of the Blood Cells from the st
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• Paper - A study of the causes underlying the origin of human monsters 16
  ...2, 336 and 347 are decidedly larger than the rest, about the same stage of development as the normal specimen No. 2, and, therefore, about twenty-eight days old. ...ound no evidence in favor of the theory that hydramnios is due to arrested development of the amnion and dwarfism of the embryo. Were this the case we should fi
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• Book - Manual of Human Embryology II
  ...lume in this first embryology textbook in English to cover in detail human development. The first volume was published in 1910. There are contributions from many ...ook - Normal Plates of the Development of Vertebrates|Normal Plates of the Development of Vertebrates]] edited by [[Embryology History - Franz Keibel|Franz Keibel
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• Paper - On the development of the lymphatics in the stomach of the embryo pig (1921)
  | [[File:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This 1921 historic paper by Cash describes development of the lymphatics in the {{stomach}} of the embryo {{pig}}. ...nstitution of Washington - Contributions to Embryology]] | [[Immune System Development]]
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• Paper - Franklin Paradise Johnson
  ...rofessor who had received a belated assignment to write the chapter on the development of the digestive tract for the Keibel—Mall “Human Embryology.” That c ...es on the intestinal tube were completed with a much needed account of the development of the rectum and anus (1914, 57 pages), and a casual report of atresia ani
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• Respiratory System - Diaphragm
  ...e thought to have a number of roles in late respiratory and perhaps neural development. Failure of complete diaphragm development can lead to a herniation of abdominal components through channels or gaps i
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• Abnormal Development - Tuberculosis
  ...n cross the placenta to infect the fetus infecting many different systems (liver, bones, kidneys, spleen, gastrointestinal tract, skin, lymph nodes). [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Abnormal Development]]
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• Book - The Frog Its Reproduction and Development 9
  [[File:Rugh_093.jpg|thumb|300px|Development of the Eye of the Frog.]] ...e divisions are present in all vertebrate embryos of a comparable stage of development. They are the prosencephalon, mesencephalon, and rhombencephalon.
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• Book - Handbook of Pathological Anatomy 2.14
  so that in fact this anomaly seems to depend primitively on an extraordinary development of the left side and to the predominance of its ...nal and capsular arteries, and by the hepatic. In fact we may consider the liver, the
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• Paper - Studies of the intestine and peritoneum in the human foetus - part 2
  ...r is the second in this historical series describing human fetal intestine development. Note many of the terms introduced in this paper are historic terminology, ...odern Notes:''' [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Intestine_Development|Intestine Development]]
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• Paper - Early differentiation of the foregut in the dog
  ...This historic 1961 Masters thesis by Hendrickx describes early dog foregut development. Note some modification of layout has been made for this online version of '''Modern Notes:''' {{Dog}} | {{endoderm}} | {{thyroid}} | {{liver}} | {{pharyngeal arch}} | {{mouth}} | {{oesophagus}} |
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• Manual of Human Embryology II - Figures
  ==XIV. The Development of the Nervous System== Keibel_Mall_2_001.jpg|Fig. 1. Three early stages in the development of the wall of the neural tube
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• 2010 BGD Practical 6 - Week 8
  Key Events of Human Development during the eighth week (week 8) following fertilization or Clinical week 10 This page will give an overview of limb and neural development and look at other system organization compared with the earlier stages.
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• Book - Developmental Anatomy 1924-5
  ...e embryo grows and expands, while its connection with the yolk sac lags in development, the entoderm necessarily takes the form of a blind tube within the cylindr Fig. 72. - Sections through the jaws of pig embryos, to show the development of the palate (Prentiss). X 8. A, 22 mm.; B, 34 mm.
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• Paper - Anterior and posterior rhachischisis (1941)
  ...be fails to close and this in term affect {{skull}} and {{axial skeleton}} development. ...ether with notes on earlier records and comments upon the probable mode of development.
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• K12 Brain Awareness Week
  ==Welcome to Brain Development== ''This page has been prepared as a simplified introduction to human neural development.''
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• Book - The Elements of Embryology - Chicken 9
  THE sixth day marks a new epoch in the development of the chick, for distinctly avian characters then first make their appeara ...mark them as avian. There are no strongly marked breaks in the history of development; its course is perfectly gradual, and one stage passes continuously into th
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 2
  ...sion opens into the cavity of the oral hood, known as Hatschek's pit. (The development of this interesting structure is described on p. 167.) ...f on the right side from the front of the intestine, forming the so-called liver- diverticulum.
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• Book - Physiology of the Fetus 4
  ...sts. A similar transformation is encountered later in the body mesenchyme, liver, spleen and bone marrow gis these Structures develop. The first red blood c ...r of the fetal red corpuscles is greater than in the adult, diminishing as development proceeds. 4-6
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• 2010 Lecture 21
  ...remodeling that occurs in both the heart and vascular system during later development. In addition, there will be discussion on the major cardiovascular abnormal * Describe the development of primary and secondary atrial septa and the ventricular septum.
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• Paper - On the development of the superficial veins of the body wall in the pig (1909)
  ...:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1914 paper by Smith describes the development of the superficial veins of the body wall in the pig. =On the Development of the Superficial Veins of the Body Wall in the Pig=
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 14
  =Chapter XIV Development Of Lepus (the Rabbit)= Fig. 108. — Lepus : early stages in the development of the rabbit. (After
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• Paper - On the developmental topography of the thoracic and abdominal viscera (1909)
  ...}} | {{Heart}} | {{Lung}} | {{Stomach}} | {{Intestine}} | {{Pancreas}} | {{Liver}} | {{Spleen}} | {{Mesonephros}} | {{Adrenal}} | {{Kidney}} ...ncipal changes in position which the viscera undergo during the process of development, and to discuss some mechanical principles involved in these changes. The m
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• Book - A textbook of histology, including microscopic technic (1910) Illustrations
  61. Development of the different types of connective tissue from the mesenchyma (Huber) 98 ...e from leg of human embryo, showing endo chondral and intramembranous bone development (Huber) . 124
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• Book - The development of the frog's egg (1897) 14
  ...ntal plate (Fig. 42) ; and in this region there is, in the early stages of development, no distinct arrangement of the cells into two layers. In the following stages of development of the embryo the dorsal ectodermal plate is lifted up and rolled in to for
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• Endocrine - Pancreas Development
  ...known about the epithelial/mesenchymal and molecular regulation of pancres development. :'''Links:''' [[Endocrine - Pancreas Development|Endocrine Pancreas]] | [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Pancreas_Development|Exoc
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• ANAT2341 Lab 10 - Online Assessment 2015
  {{Virtual Slide Features - Stage 22 Liver}} ...ptic disk to the superior part of the retina. These nourish the eye during development . This structure is transient disappearing before birth, but is commonly pr
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• Book - The development of the frog's egg (1897) 7
  ...at covers all the lower part of the embryo. Even in their present stage of development the ridges are clearly seen to be the widely separated halves of the medull ...e posterior end of the embryo a small depression is present, and, as later development shows, this corresponds to the posterior portion of the archenteron of a no
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• Paper - Development of the rectus abdominis and its sheath in the human fetus
  | [[File:Mark_Hill.jpg|50px|left]] This 2012 paper is a modern study of the development of the rectus abdominis and its sheath in the human fetus. =Development of the Rectus Abdominis and Its Sheath in the Human Fetus=
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• Abnormal Development - Listeria
  # replication in the liver and spleen ....fcgi?db=pubmed&cmd=search&term=Abnormal%20Development%20Listeria Abnormal Development Listeria]
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• Book - Chemical embryology 2 (1900)
  ...ology 2-7 (1900)|Section 7. The Energetics and Energy-sources of Embryonic Development]] 7-1. The Energy Lost from the Egg during Development
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• Templates
  * [[Template:Template Page]] - Header file for pages under development. ...tegory and links used for images and content related to abnormal intestine development.
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• Paper - Studies of the intestine and peritoneum in the human foetus - part 6
  ...er is the sixth in this historical series describing human fetal intestine development. Note many of the terms introduced in this paper are historic terminology, ...ossae are first considered; then the retro-pancreatico-duodenal recess; the development of the duodenum ; the relations of the peritoneum of the intestinal loop to
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• The Works of Francis Balfour 3-6
  now know the main outlines of the development of Acipenser .... Both types have a complete segmentation, but Lepidosteus presents in its development some
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• Book - Human Embryology and Morphology Figures
  ==Development or the Face== [[Book_-_Human_Embryology_and_Morphology_1|Development or the Face]]
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• Book - Text-Book of the Embryology of Man and Mammals 4
  ==General Discussion of the Principles of Development== ...ith dissimilar organs, such as the adult animals are ; further progress in development can be brought about from this time forward only by the supervention of two
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• Paper - A contribution to the morphology and development of the mammalian liver
  ...k_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1906 paper by Bradley describes liver development. '''Modern Notes:''' {{Liver}}
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Postnatal
  ...n relationship to neonatal nutrition. The postnatal gastrointestinal tract development is also about increased activity of the tract and associated organs as well ...page on {{Milk}} and an understanding of prenatal [[Gastrointestinal Tract Development]].
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• Paper - Comparative development of the coelom (1901)
  ...01 paper by [[Embryology_History_-_Franklin_Mall|Franklin Mall]] described development of the embryonic cavities using several early embryos from the later [[Carn [[Media:1901 Comparative development of the coelom.pdf|Paper PDF]]
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• Developmental Mechanisms
  ...here still exist significant differences between "animal models" and human development. ...omewhere in the middle of this range are the processes we usually study in development: cell division and differentiation, gene expression, cell-cell signalling,
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• 1987 Developmental Stages In Human Embryos - Stage 13
  ...art; right and left lung buds are recognizable, and the trachea begins its development; retinal and lens discs appear; the endolymphatic appendage becomes disting ...ent. The hepatic mass is also larger. The combined volume of the heart and liver has become about equal to that of the overlying head. The communication bet
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• Paper - A contribution to the morphology and development of the mammalian liver (1908)
  ...|90px|left]] This historic 1906 paper by Bradley describes human {{liver}} development. '''Modern Notes:''' {{Liver}}
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• Book - A Laboratory Manual and Text-book of Embryology 4
  ...ates (e. g., Man) the fetal membranes of the embryo show marked changes in development and structure. In their early development the relation of the amnion, allantois, and yolk sac to each other and to th
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• Paper - Studies of the intestine and peritoneum in the human foetus - part 3
  ...er is the third in this historical series describing human fetal intestine development. Note many of the terms introduced in this paper are historic terminology, ...odern Notes:''' [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Intestine_Development|Intestine Development]]
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• Carnegie stage 22
  * Body: straightening of trunk, heart, liver, umbilical cord File:Stage13_and_22_thyroid_development_a.jpg|Stage 13 and 22 thyroid development
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• Paper - A histological investigation of the development and structure of the human lung
  ...of the lung in the developing human embryo, our current understanding lung development is a significantly more accurate description. =A Histological Investigation of the Development and Structure of the Human Lung=
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• I
  ...international non-profit organization that has taken a leading role in the development, collection and dissemination of worldwide data on assisted reproductive te [[File:Human idiogram.jpg|thumb|150px|alt=idiogram|link=Molecular Development - Genetics|human idiogram]]
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• Paper - Prenatal growth of the pig
  ...k_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] Historic 1911 paper, for more information see [[Pig Development]]. ...s, spinal cord, thyroid gland, thymus gland, right lung, left lung, heart, liver, stomach and intestines (with mesentery and contents, also without contents
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 26
  ...s. A peculiarity of the stomach of the higher bony fish (Teleostei) is the development of a number of blind outgrowths (pyloric coeca) from the hinder end of the ...d is called the rectum. It is usually marked off from the intestine by the development of a constriction, the ileo-colic sphincter, and by one or two blind divert
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• Book - A Laboratory Manual and Text-book of Embryology 7
  ...um. The cloaca is subdivided into the rectum and urogenital sinus (for its development see [[Book - A Laboratory Manual and Text-book of Embryology 8|Chapter VIII ...rgans derived wholly or in part from the ectoderm. It remains to trace the development of the pharynx and the intestinal tract and their derivatives.
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• The Works of Francis Balfour 3-4
  The peculiarities in the development of the Teleostean ovum TROUT AT AN EARLY STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT.
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• 2011 Lab 10 - Early Embryo
  * At the level of the body heart, liver, somite bulges and limb buds appear. :'''Taste Links:''' [[Sensory - Taste Development|Introduction]]
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• 1987 Developmental Stages In Human Embryos - Stage 12
  ...rge. In the latter cases the chorion appears to have grown after arrest of development of the embryo. Not counting the tubal specimens, out of ten examples studie ...virtue of the plexus and these channels, the precocious primordium of the liver is highly vascularized and is in free communication with the plexus of the
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• Human Embryology and Morphology 19
  ...comparative anatomy does not help us to understand the early stages in the development of the alimentary system. They will be understood by a reference to Fig. 27 1 For literature on development of alimentary system see A. Oppel, Ergebnisse der Anat. 1905, vol. 15, p. 2
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• 2011 Lab 6 - Early Embryo
  * At the level of the body heart, liver, somite bulges and limb buds appear. :'''Taste Links:''' [[Sensory - Taste Development|Introduction]]
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• 1897 Human Embryology 7
  Trachea and lungs. (Esophagus. Stomach. Liver. Pancreas. Intestine. Yolk -sack. Caecum. Vermix. Ck)lon. Rectum. Allantois ...laws of cellular differentiation, or, as it is called, histogenesis — the development of tissue.
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• Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 4-13
  ...System]] | [[Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 4-20|20. The Development of Coelomic Cavities]] | [[Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates ...is applicable to the tubular gut, generally, throughout all stages of its development following the gastrular state.
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• Cardiovascular System - Spleen Development
  ...pleen's haematopoietic function (blood cell formation) is lost with embryo development and lymphoid precursor cells migrate into the developing organ. The {{mesod ...oietic Activity]] | [[Paper - The role of the primitive mesothelium in the development of the mammalian spleen|1936 Spleen Mesothelium]]
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• Paper - Pathological changes in the placenta associated with erythroblastosis of the fetus (1938)
  ...f all the infants had negative blood tests for syphilis.* In addition, the liver, spleen and placenta of all infants in the hydrops group were stained for s ...i of intracapillary erythropoiesis which showed red cells in all stages of development (Fig. 4). There were a few areas of subsyncytial fibrinoid deposition. The
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• Medaka Development
  ...{#pmid:15210170|PMID15210170}} has characterised the stages of normal fish development. ...space experiments. The fish has also been used in studies of pigmentation development.
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• Book - The Works of Francis Balfour 3
  # [[The Works of Francis Balfour 3-2|'''Urochorda''']] Solitaria, Development of embryo, Growth and structure of free larva, Retrogressive metamorphosis, ...tation and formation of the layers, General history of the layers, General development of the embryo.
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• Book - Aids to Embryology (1948) 10
  ...d vessels. This process occurs during the latter part of the third week of development and at the beginning of the fourth week connections are established with th Fig. 24. - The Development of the Bulbo-ventricular Loop.
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• Book - A Laboratory Manual of Vertebrate Embryology (1947) Pig
  ...r lobes and mesonephros lie posterior to the heart in the order given. The liver is approximately the same size as the heart, but the mesonephros is very la ...f the pharynx at tlie level of the second visceral pouch. At this stage of development it has already sunk deeper into the mesoderm and will be much more readily
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 8
  ...he posterior cardinal veins. The mesonephros is present in early stages of development, but does not function as an excretory organ in the adult. As the renal por ...erms are acted on by a secretion, as a result of which they complete their development and acquire the power of individual movement. The Wolffian duct is the vas
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• Paper - The relation between the size of the artery and the capillary bed in the embryo (1937)
  ...This historic 1937 paper by Woollard and Harpman describes cardiovascular development. ...of close stages of injected preparations make it certain that this mode of development is an accurate account of what happens.
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• Trisomy Mosaicism
  ...ual anatomy, maturation or function. Phenotype: normal, or abnormal sexual development.'' ...sease caused by embryonic fusion or loss of an autosome early in embryonic development, resulting in a subset of cells in the body having only one of a pair of au
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• Book - The development of the chick (1919) 10
  ==Part II The Forth Day to Hatching, Organogeny, Development of the Organs== # The liver and pancreas.
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• Mouse Estrous Cycle
  ...itical for appropriate endometrial angiogenesis in early implantation site development and in non-gestational endometrium." ...sis, and tissue remodeling have been shown to play a role in corpus luteum development and maintenance. Especially, PGF2alpha seems to be the most potent luteolyt
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• Paper - Chiefly concerning the genito-mesenteric fold of peritoneum
  ...r continues on from his historical series describing human fetal intestine development. Note many of the terms introduced in this paper are historic terminology, ...odern Notes:''' [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Intestine_Development|Intestine Development]]
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology 14 1922
  =XIV The development of Lepus (the Rabbit)= Figure 108. Lepus: early stages in the development of the rabbit. (After
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• 2010 Lab 3
  ...d gametogenesis, fertilization, implantation and early events of embryonic development. The third week (Clinical week 5 LMP) is the begining of the embryonic peri This laboratory will look at the third to fourth week of human development (stage 7 onward). We will be using a range of online materials and resource
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• Paper - A Human Embryo Twenty-Six Days Old
  ...oper there are three marked elevations: two for the heart, and one for the liver. In general, these elevations are the same on both sides. ...the third, second, or even the first dorsal.2 Now in the various stages of development, the celiac axis is successively opposite the various dorsal vertebrae; and
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• Endocrine System Development
  ...is dependent upon endocrine development for hormones, which support normal development. Peripheral endocrine glands (thyroid, pancreas, adrenals, gonads) form ear ...land thyroid hormone production, which in turn can lead to abnormal neural development. Alternatively, we now know many environmental and therapeutic chemicals ha
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• Human Embryology and Morphology 21
  ...d Hypogastric Arteries ; (2) The Umbilicus ; (3) The Round Ligament of the Liver ; (4) The Fibrous Remnant of the Ductus Venosus ; (5) The Eustachian Valve ...subpharyngeal to a thoracic position during the 5th, 6th and 7th weeks of development is brought about by two factors. First, the heart is primarily a pump for f
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• McMurrich1914 Chapter 10
  =Chapter X. The Development of the Digestive Tract and Glands= At a very early stage of development the anterior end of the embryo begins to project slightly in front of the y
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• U
  :(More? [[Placenta Development]] | [[Lecture - Placenta Development]]) :(More? [[Placenta Development]] | [[Lecture - Placenta Development]])
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• Book - A Text-book of Embryology 11
  =Chapter XI. The Development of the Digestive System= ...o the performance of their respective functions, tiie salivary glands, the liver, and the pancreas being highly differentiated evaginations of its walls. Wh
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• Carnegie stage 14
  * Body: heart, liver, umbilical cord, mesonephric ridge * [[Cardiovascular System Development|'''Cardiovascular''']]
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• Book - Handbook of Pathological Anatomy 2.13
  others with those of the liver, the spleen, and the intestinal canal. the liver, the spleen, and of the pancreas. They are also called the
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• Paper - On the factors concerned in causing rotation of the intestine in man
  ...ult of a process of rotation which it undergoes in the course of embryonic development, the tube being changed from an early condition, in which it is described a ...s seen in this embryo. We think it is convenient to divide this process of development into three stages: the first of these extends to the period of return of th
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• Book - Manual of Human Embryology 13
  ...hem a large cavity lined entirely with a layer of mesoderm. The precocious development of this space, the exoccelom, appears to be peculiar to man and monkeys, fo ...hy any alteration in the nutrition of the embryo, which affects its normal development, first manifests itself in a change in structure of the magma reticule. As
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• Meyer - Essays on the History of Embryology 2
  ...s object in an incubating egg. This conception of the role of the heart in development persisted until the sixteenth century. Anaxagoras rejected the idea of fem ...ound plan, and that one should therefore be able to apply the story of the development of the chick to that of other animals. That purposeful experiments in embry
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• Book - Embryology of the Pig 7
  ...ve been established so that we may follow the story of the later phases of development more understandingly. ...the hyoid and and the unnamed third and fourth post-oral arches. Later in development the arches posterior to the mandible become less conspicuous and are incorp
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• 1897 Human Embryology 22
  ...omatic cavities of the gill arches are possibly part of the splanchnocale. Development of the Septum Transversum.— The term septum transversnm was first introdu ...pleural cavi1 ties. The septum is quite thick; ' it includes the anlage of liver; by . , / it all theveins-maketheirentranco
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• Book - Buchanan's Manual of Anatomy including Embryology 13
  =Chapter XIII Development of Vascular Systems= ===Development of Principal Arteries===
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• 2011 Group Project 1
  ...to atrophic fibrous strands, devoid of ova and follicles (streak ovaries). Development of somatic (nongonadal) tissues that gentically resides on the missing or a Causation of TS can be traced back to the stages of sex-cell development. When sex cells divide through a process called [[#Glossary18 | '''meiosis
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 16
  ...lso to oxygenate the blood in its many capillaries, at the early stages of development before the gills have become functional. The yolk-sac reaches the height of its development in reptiles and birds ; and in the Monotremes which, although mammals are o
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• 1897 Human Embryology - Figures
  File:Minot1897 431.jpg|Fig. 431. Development of the human external ear File:Minot1897 436.jpg|Fig. 436. Reconstructions to show the development of the thyroid gland in the pig
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• Paper - The formation of the umbilical cord and the umbilical region of the anterior abdominal wall
  ...f the Abdominal Wall, with Remarks on the Aetiology of Ectopia Vesicae|The Development of the Infra-Umbilical Portion of the Abdominal Wall, with Remarks on the A ...have to do with what is known as embryonic in contradistinction to larval development” (Graham Kerr).
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Intestine Development
  ...ileum}}) and large intestine or bowel ({{cecum}} and {{colon}}). Initially development concerns the midgut region, connected to the yolk sac, and the hindgut regi ...e most of the gut, this region is not "functional" until after birth, when development continues by populating the large intestine with commensal bacteria and the
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• Book - A Laboratory Manual and Text-book of Embryology 5
  ...o the heart a convexity indicates the position of the liver. Dorsal to the liver is the bud of the anterior extremity, now larger than in the 4 mm. human em ...cervical flexure is more marked, the olfactory pits larger and deeper. The liver is more prominent than in the 6 mm. pig, the mcsonephros and segments less
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• Book - A Text-book of Embryology 6
  outriuu^nt, the deutoplasm, until its development is compU»t\xL wht^n it bn»aks through the stiell and seeks its own Our conceptions of the development of the placenta must be modified to accord with recent investigations. The
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• Book - An Introduction to the Study of Embryology 6
  ...ll be obvious that there will be a discrepancy in the relative time of the development of various hypoblastic structures ; for example, in telolecithal ova the ve ...s which appear to be similar had received corresponding names before their development was known, consequently many apparent morphological anomalies must be expec
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• Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 3-8
  =Part III The Development of Primitive Embryonic Form= ...brates 3-10|10. Tubulation and Extension of the Major Organ-forming Areas: Development of Primitive Body Form]] | [[Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrat
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• 2010 Lecture 19
  ...ugs, nutritional and environmental chemicals. Importantly, fetal endocrine development is required for normal fetal growth and differentiation. '''2013:''' [[Lecture - Endocrine Development|Link to current lecture]]
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• Paper - Morphophysiology of the cerebral cortex
  ...Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This 1945 paper by Sarkisov describes cerebral cortex development. ...exes in dogs, one can influence and alter the action of such organs as the liver, the kidneys, and the stomach. On the other hand, by a series of experiment
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• McMurrich1914 Chapter 17
  ==Chapter XVII. Post-Natal Development== ...ogical peculiarities of the various organs are acquired before that epoch. Development does not, however, cease with birth, and a few statements regarding the cha
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• Harvard Collection
  ...s chapter on [[Book - Manual of Human Embryology 17|gastrointestinal tract development]] in Keibel and Mall's 1912 Human embryology textbook.<ref name=KeibelMall1 * [[Book - Manual of Human Embryology 17-1|Early Development of the Entodermal Tract and the Formation of its Subdivisions]] Frederic Le
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• Paper - On the first appearance of the renal artery, and the relative development of the kidneys and wolffian bodies in pig embryos (1905)
  =On the first appearance of the Renal Artery, and the Relative Development of the Kidneys and Wolffian Bodies in Pig Embryos = ...arterial injections. These injections demonstrate the first appearance and development of the renal artery and afford an opportunity to compare the blood supply o
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• 2009 Lecture 20
  ...ugs, nutritional and environmental chemicals. Importantly, fetal endocrine development is required for normal fetal growth and differentiation. '''2013:''' [[Lecture - Endocrine Development|Current lecture]]
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• Embryology History - Orlando Charnock Bradley
  ...was awarded the degree of Doctor of Science in respect of his work on the development and morphology of the mammalian hind-brain. ...orate in Medicine for his researches in the development of the mammalian {{liver}}, and in 1908 he received from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons th
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• ANAT2341 Lab 5 - Trilaminar Embryo
  ...y very briefly covering the first 3 weeks of development. Our story of GIT development begins in the third week with the formation of the 3 germ cell layers, one | This animation shows folding of the embryonic disc beginning week 3 of development.
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• Book - The Development Of The Human Body
  [[Media:1907 The Development Of The Human Body.pdf|PDF 1907 edition]] | [https://archive.org/details/b21 The Development of the Human Body: A Manual of Human Embryology. By J. Playfair McMurrich.
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• Book - A Laboratory Text-Book of Embryology (1903)
  ...Thieren, allgemein er Theil’ in two parts; and (3) McMurrich’s admirable ‘Development of the Human Body.’ ...with the early development of mammals, and the third with the most general development of the human embryo. These chapters are introductory in their scope, withou
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• BGDB Gastrointestinal - Trilaminar Embryo
  ...y very briefly covering the first 3 weeks of development. Our story of GIT development begins in the third week with the formation of the 3 germ cell layers, one ...s a section through the trunk of the trilaminar embryo showing the further development of the 3 layers and the space (coelom) that forms in the mesoderm ('''only
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• Book - Umbilicus (1916) 1
  hence it becomes somewhat difficult to follow the various steps in the development who have dwelt briefly upon its development may be mentioned Cazin (1862),
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 33
  ...r peculiarity which applies to several at least of these organs is that in development they arise from two separate rudiments, distinct in manner and place of ori ...affect the body as a whole, and they are of immense importance both during development and during adult life in effecting correlations of the various parts with o
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• Paper - On the relation of the liver cells to the blood-vessels and lymphatics
  ...] This historic 1906 paper by Herring and Simpson describes liver vascular development. '''Modern Notes:''' {{Liver}} | {{blood vessel}} | {{lymphatics}}
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• Paper - The ribs in the second month of development (1912)
  ...ile:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1912 paper by Geddes describes development of the {{rib}}s. =The Ribs in the Second Month of Development=
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• Book - A Laboratory Manual and Text-book of Embryology 6
  =Chapter VI. Methods of Dissecting Pig Embryos: Development of the Face, Palate, Tongue, Teeth and Salivary Glands= ...re. It is whitish in color and may thus be distinguished from the brownish liver. Beginning at the base of the umbilical cord, carefully pull away its right
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• Book - Chemical embryology 2-11 (1900)
  ...e albuminous matter would be burnt up by the oxygen of the air so that the development of the chicken could not go on", ...is general conclusion was that 2-672 gm. of fat were lost by an egg during development. This confirmed the older observations of Parke in 1 866 and of Pott in 187
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• Mouse Timeline Detailed
  This {{mouse}} page is organised to show a detailed day by day development of sytems and features with approximate timing of key events. The staging b '''Theiler Stages''' divides mouse development into 26 prenatal and 2 postnatal stages.<ref name="The House Mouse">{{Ref-T
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 9
  ...aft and the aftershaft, which relations become obvious from a study of the development of the feather (see p. 224). ...receives the three ducts from the pancreas, and the two bileducts from the liver, which does not possess a special gall- bladder. The intestine is coiled, a
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• Paper - Development of the human coelom (1901)
  ...01 paper by [[Embryology_History_-_Franklin_Mall|Franklin Mall]] described development of the embryonic cavities using several early embryos from the later [[Carn [[Media:1901 Comparative development of the coelom.pdf|Paper PDF]]
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 17
  ==Chapter 17. First Part of Uber Entw I Cklungsgesch I Chte - Development Of The Chicken in the Egg== ...ently contradictions in the data of different authors about the periods of development result from that difference; for even Wolff, who in Baer's words was an ext
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• Paper - Studies on the human corpus luteum 2
  In contrast to our preceding paper on the development and regression of luteal cells in the transitory corpus luteum of the menst ...the implantation of the fertilized ovum, on about its fifth or sixth day of development (10), the immature trophoblast begins to secrete chorionic gonadotropin (9)
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• Book - A Text-book of Embryology 12
  =CHAPTER XII. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM= Anatomically and according to their mode of development the lungs might be looked upon as a pair of glands having a common dnct, th
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• Book - Developmental Anatomy 1924-17
  ...ts structure may be studied to better advantage. At this time the state of development is generally comparable to that of a four day chick (Fig. 366). ...is the organ of fetal respiration, nutrition, and excretion (Fig. 39). The development and relations of these extra-embryonic structures are described on pp. 46-4
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• BGD Lecture - Endocrine Development
  ...ndocrine organ (though this will not be covered in the Lecture). Endocrine development is sometimes divided into neuroendocrine and endocrine and is also generall ...ugs, nutritional and environmental chemicals. Importantly, fetal endocrine development is required for normal fetal growth and differentiation.
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• Histology Glossary - L
  ...tubules of the kidney cortex; hepatic labyrinth = all sinusoidal spaces in liver. ...; downy hair of body, especially cheeks; hair of fetus from fifth month of development.
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• Book - Stoehr's Histology (1906)
  ...of Human Embryology 17|Manual of Human Embryology (1912) Chapter XVII. The Development of the Digestive Tract and of the Organs of Respiration]] * Lewis, F. T., 1906. The development of the lymphatic system in rabbits. Amer. Jour. Anat., vol. 5, p. 95.
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 6
  On publishing the work discussed above about the development of the intestine, for which the main objective was to establish the theory In addition to human monstrosities, Wolff was interested in the development of animal monstrosities, as evidenced by his three publications on the subj
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• Embryology History - Robert Meyer
  In 1932 he published studies (Archiv für Gynäkologie) of the development of the {{vagina}} based on his serial sections of 112 fetuses. ...al Institute of Zurich and in 1918 became a Privatdozentin for anatomy and development history, after she had submitted her habilitation thesis on the transformat
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• The Works of Francis Balfour 3-5
  primitive group of Fishes the development of which has been as The development does not however throw any light on the
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• Paper - Congenital anomalies of the duodenum (1940)
  ...ir etiology and of examining, in this respect, several details of duodenal development which serve to clarify the subject. In addition, a short review of the clas ...Following preoperative supportive measures celiotomy was carried out. The liver presented early and although of normal size, its unusually mottled brownish
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• Book - Human Embryology and Morphology 19
  ...is due to right-handedness (Cunningham) or the pressure of the underlying liver requiring support (Tredgold). ===Development of the Sternum===
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• Renal System Histology
  ...gives an overview mainly of adult renal histology, see also [[Renal System Development]] notes. A key structure of the kidney functional unit, the nephron, is the ...istology|Pancreas Histology]] | [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Liver_Histology|Liver Histology]] | [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Gall_Bladder_Histology|Gall Bladde
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• Book - Congenital Cardiac Disease 8
  =Complete Absence or Rudimentary Development of the Cardiac Septa= A rudimentary development of the cardiac septa, leading to a diminution in the number of the heart's
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• Maternal-Fetal Medicine Trainees - Renal
  | valign="top" |'''Early Renal Development''' This animation shows the process of early renal (kidney) development.
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• Developmental Signals - Fibroblast Growth Factor
  ...n identified as having a role in a growth of a number of different tissues development and differentiation and continue to have a role in the adult. ...ping {{testis}}, at least in mice. Our data suggest that in humans, testis development is largely tolerant of deleterious FGF9 mutations which lead to skeletal de
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• 1987 Developmental Stages In Human Embryos - Stage 17
  ...dispute. In spite of their apparent independence of other structures, the development of the external ear keeps in step with that of other organs, and one can fa ===Liver===
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• Paper - The relative frequency of the various positions of the vermiform appendix (1924)
  ...ndix - As ascertained by an analysis of 3000 cases: With an account of its Development= ...nt to the posterior abdominal wall and iliac fossa in the course of normal development, apart from any secondary adhesion caused by inflammation.
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• Paper - A Human Embryo of Thirteen Somites
  The embryo is also later described in relation to neural development and shown in Bartelmez (1923) [[:File:Bartelmez1923 fig05.jpg|Fig. 5]]. ...exhibit cephalic neuropores which appear to be in about the_same stage of development.
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• 2009 Lecture 7
  =Early Vascular Development= ...ically connected. Note that we will be returning later to discuss the late development of the heart and vascular changes.
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 7
  ...sh it from the swellings of the urinary ducts or " bladders " of fish. The liver is divided into several lobes, a gall-bladder is present and the bile-duct ...orta; gb, gall-bladder; h, heart; i, intestine ; k, mesonephric kidney; /, liver ; In, lung ; Md, Miillerian duct ; o, ovary ; p, pharynx ; pn, pancreas ; r
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• 2009 Lecture 21
  =Late Cardiovascular Development= ...remodeling that occurs in both the heart and vascular system during later development. In addition, there will be discussion on the major cardiovascular abnormal
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• Book - Developmental Anatomy 1924-9
  ...cations; (i) yolk sac; (2) mesenchyme and blood vessels of the embryo; (3) liver and spleen (assisted by lymphoid organs in lymphocyte production) ; (4) bon ...formed in the mesenchyme and blood vessels of the e/mbryo and then in the liver, spleen, and bone marrow. Soon after birth, the red marrow is the only norm
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• Book - Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.58
  REGION OF THE PIG, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF LYMPH- their origin and development. The primary lymph-sacs have been worked out
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• Book - Text-Book of Embryology 12
  =The Development of the Alimentary Tube and Appended Organs= As development proceeds, this simple tube elongates rapidly and becomes differentiated int
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• 2009 Lecture 10
  =Respiratory Development= ...rth. The respiratory tract, diaphragm and lungs do form early in embryonic development. The respiratory tract is divided anatomically into 2 main parts: 1. upper
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• Paper - Imperfect torsion of the intestinal loop
  ...l.jpg|90px|left]] This 1908 paper describes abnormal human fetal intestine development. Note many of the terms introduced in this paper are historic terminology, ...odern Notes:''' [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Intestine_Development|Intestine Development]]
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• Book - Physiology of the Fetus 15
  ...nutriments needed kor the growth ok the new individual. In early stages ok development the intimacy between embryo and mother is slight, and until a close approxi ...he physiologic characteristics ok the placenta are not constant throughout development, nor are they the same in all species ok mammals. Furthermore, the chorio-a
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• Book - Manual of Human Embryology 17
  =XVII. The Development of the Digestive Tract and of the Organs of Respiration= * [[Book - Manual of Human Embryology 17-1|Early Development of the Entodermal Tract and the Formation of its Subdivisions]] Frederic Le
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 12
  Chapter XII Development of Rana (the Frog)= ...mbryo of Rana.a, anus ; b, brain ; g, gut ; h, hypophysis ; ht, heart ; /, liver notochord ; sc> nerve- (spinal) cord ; y, yolk-cells.
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• Human Embryology and Morphology 2
  ...see T. H. Bryce and J. H. Teacher, Contributions to the Study of the Early Development and Embedding of the Human Ovum, Glasgow,1908 the more recent literature an ...ventral body wall which have been so hurried forwards in point of time of development that they are actually produced in the human blastocyst before the main par
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• BGDA Practical 12 - Embryo to Fetus
  Identify the development and form of the week 8 embryo (Stage 22 and 23). This 3D reconstruction ani Body:straightening of trunk, heart, liver, umbilicus: placental cord, midgut herniation, allantois, vitelline duct
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• Paper - Development of the human intestine and its position in the adult (1898)
  =Development of the Human Intestine and its Position in the Adult= ...egarding the position of its various parts, and nothing is known about the development of its convolutions.
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• Carnegie stage 15
  * Body: heart, liver, umbilical cord, mesonephric ridge ...f about 7 mm greatest length with special reference to the question of the development of the extremities arteries and to the morphological importance of lateral
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• Paper - Normal haemopoiesis in intra-uterine and neonatal life (1941)
  ...bout 19 days, probably between the Jung (1908) and Meyer (1924) embryos in development. ...s, probably between the Von Spee (1896) and Jones-Brewer (1935) embryos in development.
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• Paper - The bi-lobed form of the ventral pancreas in mammals
  ...e [[Harvard Collection]] embryos. See the links below for current notes of development of the stomach. '''Modern Notes:''' [[Endocrine - Pancreas Development|Pancreas Development]]
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• Human Embryology and Morphology 20
  ...ers (Fig. 311) : (1) Sinug venosus, receiving the portal blood through the liver ; (2) auricle ; (3) ventricle ; (4) bulbus cordis, from which the primitive ...chamber of the heart in lower vertebrates, but in the course of mammalian development it becomes partly merged in the right auricle of the heart.
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• Book - Quain's Embryology 9
  =Development of the Heart and Blood-Vessels= : '''Development of Particular Organs and Systems'''
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• Leonardo da Vinci - the anatomist (1930) 8
  ...nd made it the basis of his investigations, his theory of types led to the development by Serres and Geoffroy St. Hilaire of the doctrine of unity of plan, accord ...ies; and the animal, distributed by the veins and having its origin in the liver, and, in accordance with this idea the mediaeval anatomists, such as Mondin
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• Embryology Models
  ...ic to teach. The structures are always so small and the changing nature of development means that a feature you identify at any one time is called, and becomes so ...modern plastic versions. Many of the early teaching models were not about development, but about the process of childbirth for doctor and midwife education.
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• Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 4-17
  ...System]] | [[Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 4-20|20. The Development of Coelomic Cavities]] | [[Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates ==B. Development of the Basic Features of the Arteriovenous System==
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• Paper - Description of a Human Embryo of 13-14 Mesodermic Somites
  ...walls of thickened entoderm. There is no actual liver bud and no trace of liver trabeculae. The middle third of the alimentary tract is still in communicat ...r Felix of Zurich is to describe this in detail in a separate paper on the development of the excretory system in early human embryos. I may say that this eml)ryo
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• 2010 BGD Lecture - Development of the Embryo/Fetus 1
  #REDIRECT [[BGDA Lecture - Development of the Embryo/Fetus 1]] ...lopment|Lecture]] and [[2010 Foundations Practical - Introduction to Human Development|Practical]].
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• Book - Text-Book of Embryology 8
  =Development of the External Form of the Body= ...rical, but the part of the structure resulting from the early processes of development which gives rise to the body is a disk; and out of this disk the cylindrica
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• Book - Introduction to Vertebrate Embryology 1935-4
  ...s complex (page 129). In this account of later organogeny, three stages of development seem especially significant: first, an early embryo of about 3 mm. body len ...ough the lengths and ages can be given only approximately, for the rate of development is greatly influenced by the prevailing temperature, and the size of the ta
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• Paper - Observations on two specimens of early human ova
  ...ttention to the main features of the human ovum in thefirst few weeksof its development. ...rresponded to the twelfth day of the menstrual cycle — two days before the development of ovulation — thus bearing out-the views I have expressed above.
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• Guthrie test
  ...n phenylalanine, started in the first two to three weeks results in normal development. ...terine growth retardation, and subsequent intellectual deficit, and embryo development disorders such as heart defects (usually conotruncal), corpus callosus agen
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• Book - A History of Science 10
  = Modern Development of the Chemical and Biological Sciences = ...gills and branching through the muscles, and that which passes through the liver; both which are carried on by the action of those respective arteries and v
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• Carnegie stage 16
  * Body: heart, liver, umbilical cord, mesonephric ridge * [[Sensory - Hearing and Balance Development|'''Hearing''']] - otic vesicle wall thickens prior to appearance of the sem
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• 2010 Lecture 7
  =Early Vascular Development= ...ular development in order to simplify their descriptions of cardiovascular development, although the two are functionally and embryonically connected.
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• Book - The Elements of Embryology - Chicken 7
  ...portance. Since these changes are intimately connected with the subsequent development of the vertebral column, it will perhaps be more convenient to describe bri The notochord is on the sixth day at the maximum of its development, the change which it henceforward undergoes being of a retrograde character
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• Book - A Laboratory Manual and Text-book of Embryology 9
  =Chapter IX. The Development of the Vascular System= ...ccessively in the wall of the yolk sac, in the young blood vessels, in the liver, in the lymphoid organs, and in the red bone marrow.
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• Book - The Early Embryology of the Chick 13
  =The Development of the Chick During the Third and Fourth Days of Incubation= ...e naso-lateral process, and the median limb is the naso-medial process. As development proceeds the two naso-medial processes grow toward the mouth and meet the m
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• 2010 BGD Lecture - Development of the Embryo/Fetus 2
  #REDIRECT [[BGDA Lecture - Development of the Embryo/Fetus 2‏‎]] Activity: Lecture Title: Development of the embryo/fetus 2 Scheduled: 9am to 10am Tuesday 11 May 2010 in CLB7
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• Paper - The development of the pulmonary vein in the domestic cat (1913)
  ...:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1913 paper by Brown describes the development of the pulmonary {{vein}} in the domestic {{cat}}. ==The Development of the Pulmonary Vein in the Domestic Cat==
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• 1897 Human Embryology 29
  # Liver. ...e of the adult pharynx, though their epithelial walls are concerned in the development of the thyroid and thymus glands.
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• Paper - Time and rate of loss of nuclei by the red blood cells of human embryos
  ...aper by Thompson looks at the timeline of human development red blood cell development. ...the histology of the hematopoietic centers and the various phases of blood development, including the fact that the red corpuscles in the early embryo are nucleat
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• Book - Embryology of the Pig 11
  =Chapter 11. The Development of the Circulatory System= ..., the changes in the arrangement of vascular channels during the course of development form a coherent and logical story.
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• SH Lecture - Lymphatic Structure and Organs
  * Blood Chapter Page 169 - Blood development information. Page 191 - Myeloid lineage histology. ! Blood Cell Development &nbsp;
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• 2016 Group Project 1
  ...pathways, describing their molecular basis and functions in embryological development, and list a few animal models commonly used for research. Abnormalities cau ...ness interrupted) was found to promote secretion of wnt in early embryonic development in Drosophilia
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• Book - A textbook of histology, including microscopic technic (1910)
  * Development of Bone * Development of Voluntary Muscle-fibers
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• Embryology History - Ernest Frazer
  <gallery caption="Embryonic Larynx Development"> <gallery caption="Intestine Development">
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• BGDA Lecture - Development of the Embryo/Fetus 2
  [[File:Human development timeline graph 02.jpg|thumb|400px]] ...l development. Note, the period from week 9 to week 38 is considered Fetal development and will be covered in detail in the [[BGDA_Practical_-_Fetal_Development|L
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• Paper - On the fate of the posterior cardinal veins and their relation to the development of the vena cava and azygos in the embryo pig (1915)
  ...1900's establishing our early understanding of both vascular and lymphatic development. [[Media:Sabin1915.pdf|PDF version of paper]] =On the fate of the posterior cardinal veins and their relation to the development of the vena cava and azygos in the embryo pig=
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• Book - A text-book of histology arranged upon an embryological basis (1913)
  ...es to epithelium, the degeneration of glands in the vermiform process, the development of hairs, the nature of the cells of the thymus, and many other subjects. B ...the only available text-book in so far as the writer is aware in which the development of each organ is described as an introduction to the study of its microscop
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• Paper - Ante-natal conditions in the new-born child (1946)
  ...r by Parsons reviews abnormal development in the neonate that occur during development. '''Modern Notes''' {{nutrition}} | {{Abnormal development}} | {{neonatal}}
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• Paper - On the origin of the lymphatic system from the veins and the development of the lymph hearts and thoracic duct in the pig (1902)
  ...1900's establishing our early understanding of both vascular and lymphatic development. =On the origin of the lymphatic system from the veins and the development of the lymph hearts and thoracic duct in the pig=
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 20
  ==Chapter 20. Third Part of Uber Entw I C Klungsgesch I Chte - Development of the Bird Egg and Embryo== ...nding transference of the nucleus takes place at a much later stage of egg development in other animals. With the transference of the egg nucleus comes the format
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• Meckel1812-1 Anatomy 2-9
  ...in the same organ, as is the case with the peritoneum, where it covers the liver. ...of formation are somewhat rare. They consist usually in the suspension of development — such as, 1st, the absence of a portion of these membranes, especia
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• Book - Umbilicus (1916) 22
  the development of the subject are Nicaise, Murchison, Courvoisier, and Ledderhose. Accordi ...rres' case the patient, six years later, died of cancer of the stomach and liver.
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• The Works of Francis Balfour 2-11
  Development of the Layers. For our knowledge of the early stages in the development of
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 4
  The fifth segment has also lost its myotome and ventral root during development. To each of the remaining gill- slits, 2nd to 5th, there corresponds a bran ...ft, so that the stomach is a well-defined region. Ventral to it is a large liver with a gall-bladder from which a bile-duct leads to the intestine. In the U
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• Book - Evolution and Genetics 6
  The Cellular Basis of Heredity and Development brain, the heart, the liver, the lungs, the kidneys,
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• Carnegie stage 13
  * Body: {{heart}}, {{liver}}, umbilical, early upper {{limb}} bulge ** [[Neural - Vascular Development|Cerebral Artery]] - hindbrain (i.e., future posterior fossa) is supplied by
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• Book - Manual of Human Embryology 17-8
  =Development of the Pancreas= ==Early Development==
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• Paper - An anomaly of the thoracic duct with a bearing on the embryology of the lymphatic system (1915)
  ...t]] This historic 1915 paper by Clark is an early description of the early development of the thoracic duct abnormality. ...superior mesenteric, which drain the intestines, stomach, and in part the liver. It is quite probable, therefore, that some of the lymph from these organs
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• Endocrine System - Abnormalities
  ...fetal endocrine system during development and failure for fetal endocrine development has a cascading effect on many other developing systems. There are addition ...is dependent upon endocrine development for hormones, which support normal development. Peripheral endocrine glands (thyroid, pancreas, adrenals, gonads) form ear
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• Book - A Laboratory Outline of Embryology 1923
  ...and Moore describes used the {{chicken}} and {{pig}} to describe embryonic development. ...ogy for medical students can be presented more effectively by studying the development of each organ system separately than by consideration of the entire embryo
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• Russell1930 2
  ...egmentation and the formation of germ-layers. Even such incidents of early development as could be observed with the naked eye were not always noted by Aristotle ...as able to work out from inadequate and largely incorrect data a theory of development which must even today be treated with respect. The form which he gave it ca
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• Paper - The study of mammalian embryology (1900)
  Note that [[Historic Embryology Textbooks]] reflect the understanding of development "at that time" and are provided as background to our current understanding ...‘wz'c/at/mzgsgesc/zicfite (1861), and offer generalized descriptions of the development of the germ-layers, and then of the various organs. A beginner profits mor
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• Paper - Description of a Human Embryo of Twenty-three Paired Somites
  ...as accumulating material for his forthcoming [[Book - Normal Plates of the Development of Vertebrates 8|Normentafeln of human embryos]], the specimen was most kin ..., may perhaps be added. The model shows the brain in a very early stage of development, before the hemispheres or the hypophysis have appeared. Is it not possible
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• Book - Developmental Anatomy 1924
  ...es are treated comparatively and the full course of prenatal and postnatal development is outlined. The second section traces the origin and differentiation of th | valign=top|PART I. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT
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• Paper - The genesis of Jackson's membrane (1914)
  ...l.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1914 paper by Reid is a description of the development of Jackson's membrane ...ust above the cecum, and courses directly upwards to disappear beneath the liver on the superior layer of the transverse mesocolon.” The transverse colon
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• Paper - Sexual differences of the hypophyses and their determination by the gonads
  ...by Carroll A. Pfeiffer in 1936 was first to describe the effects of sex on development in rats. ...or transplantation into the neck; 2, incision for transplantation into the liver; 3, incision for ovariotomy; 4, incision for castration. X 1. Figure 1, lat
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• Paper - Development of the human coelom (1897)
  ..._Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1998 paper by Mall describes the early development of the human coelom, body cavity. Note "extraembryonic" appears in the pap =Development of the Human Coelom=
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• Book - The Frog Its Reproduction and Development 13
  The development of the notochord has been described already. Its [[File:Rugh_146.jpg|thumb|300px|Development of the thyroid gland and related hyoid cartilages. ( 1 ) Diagrammatic repre
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• Book - A Laboratory Manual of Vertebrate Embryology (1947) Frog
  ...three stages; (Stage 10} the appearance of the dorsal lip; (Stage 11) the development of the lateral lips from the dorsal lip; and (Stage 12) the formation of th ...hord, a temporary structure formed from endoderm which disappears in later development (Fig. 3c).
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• Paper - The early morphogenesis and histogenesis of the liver in Sus scrofa domesticus, including notes on the morphogenesis of the ventral pancreas
  ...istoric 1903 paper by Hilton describes early pig embryo liver and pancreas development. '''Modern Pages:''' {{Pig}} | {{liver}}
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• Draft 2016
  ...atomy, physiology of gas exchange, red blood cell function, cardiovascular development and will leave detailed histology to your associated practical class. ...92A?OpenDocument&login eMed Link to Learning Activity - Respiratory System Development]
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• Lecture - Endocrine Development
  ...ugs, nutritional and environmental chemicals. Importantly, fetal endocrine development is required for normal fetal growth and differentiation. [[Media:ANAT2341Lecture 2018 - Endocrine Development.pdf|2018 Lecture - Print PDF]]
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• Developmental Signals - Notch
  ...and have since been identified as regulators of cell fate decisions during development. These are a family of cell surface transmembrane receptors that pass once ...ledge about the role of Notch in early preimplantation stages of mammalian development, or how it interacts with other signalling pathways active at these stages
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• Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 3
  the development of paired sense-organs for perception The main rudiments of the paired eyes in development grow out from the brain on each side, giving rise to the optic vesicles. Th
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• H
  ...ir Development]] | [[Integumentary_System_Development|Integumentary System Development]]) ...after the 2 authors of a paper that divides the 21 days of chicken embryo development into 46 defined stages. These were published in: Series of Embryonic Chicke
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• Human Embryology and Morphology 4
  ...jpg|600px|alt=Fig. 42 Human Embryo 5 mm. in length, and in the 5th week of development.]] .... 42.''' Outline of a Human Embryo 5 mm. in length, and in the 5th week of development. (Reconstructed by Professor Keibel and Dr. Elze.)
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• Paper - On the development of the blood-vessels of the brain in the human embryo (1905)
  ...r topic. [[Neural - Vascular Development]] | [[Neural - Ventricular System Development]]. =On the Development of the Blood-Vessels of the Brain in the Human Embryo=
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• Book - Manual of Human Embryology 18-5
  ...hese vessels belonging to the placental circulation, are so exaggerated in development as to precede the appearance of vessels in the embryonic body proper. Furth ...c with the embryonic shield. Whereas in general those of the anlagen whose development seems most advanced are more ventrally situated, there exist also many not
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• V
  :(More? {{VACTERL}} | [[Human Abnormal Development|Abnormal Development]] | PMID 21846383) :(More? {{Vagina}} | [[Lecture - Genital Development]])
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• Paper - Development of the ventral abdominal walls in man
  ..._Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1998 paper by Mall describes the early development of the abdominal wall. =Development of the Ventral Abdominal Walls in Man=
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• 2016 Group Project 3
  ...through the reactivation of the same signalling pathways involved in early development.){{#pmid:25772309|PMID25772309}} ...ick embryo, as well as abnormalities in this pathway relevant to embryonic development, including Achondroplasia, Pfeiffer syndrome and Apert syndrome. A short in
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• Paper - The gross anatomy of a 12 mm pig
  ...File:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1903 paper by Lewis described development of the early pig. ...sappears, and the trachea is then a simple tube, Plate 111. The subsequent development of the larynx has not been adequately described.
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• Paper - A Human Embryo of Twenty-five Somites
  ...agues, has made itpossible to determine the true ovulation age and rate of development in embryos of the monkey, Macacus rhesus; and while the two genera-man and ...hus be between the 22nd and 27th days; taking into account the rapidity of development at this stage, an ovulation age of 24 days would, I believe, be a fair esti
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• Paper - A study of the causes underlying the origin of human monsters 13
  ...ich the amnion is formed, sweeps through and obliterates the coelom in its development and lines the chorion. It is evident when these two groups of specimens are ...blindly just below the rudimentary branchial arch. The size and degree of development of the embryo places it in the beginning of the third week, when no doubt i
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• 1987 Developmental Stages In Human Embryos - Stage 11
  ...on nor the size of the embryo is constant enough to determine the level of development within the stage, although the embryo is the less variable of the two. ...that they are therewith restricted to certain potentialities in respect to development; they no longer share with the epiblast the possibility of becoming skin ec
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• Normal Development - Milk
  ...gland}}). Milk also has important role in gastrointestinal tract postnatal development (More? {{gastrointestinal tract}}) ...lay a role in the regulation of glucose metabolism and are involved in the development of obesity, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome. Recently, their presence in b
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• Book - A Laboratory Manual and Text-book of Embryology 3
  ...s of the blood ves.<'els arc formed only in the splanchnic layer. (For the development of the heart and blood vessels see Chapter IX.) ...and through it the embryo receives nutriment from the yolk for its future development.
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• Paper - Development of the connective tissues from the connective syncytium (1902)
  ...e:Mark_Hill.jpg|50px|left]] This 1902 historic paper by Mall describes the development of the connective tissues from the connective syncytium =Development of the connective tissues from the connective syncytium=
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• Book - Handbook of Pathological Anatomy 2.10
  left side, is only ah extraordinary development of the left superior intercostal vein, which constantly anastomoses by cons This greater development of the left azygos vein, and its union with
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• Paper - Teratological studies (1919)
  ...f monsters belonging to this class is an abnormal shortening and arrest of development of some or all of the long bones of the extremities. The feet and hands are ...e umbilical cord, is readily apparent in figure 1. This is due to arrested development. Xonnally, fi\'e or six primitive intestinal loops, by rapid elongation in
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• Human Embryology and Morphology 22
  ...one of the most complicated chapters of human embryology. The steps in the development of this system, as seen within the human embryo, are unintelligible until t ...haryngeal in position and the visceral and aortic arches are in process of development, can only be explained by the supposition that at one stage of evolution th
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• Lecture - Respiratory Development
  ...do begin to form early in embryonic development and continue through fetal development, only functionally maturing just before birth. The lungs continue to grow p [[Media:2017 Lecture - Respiratory Development.pdf|'''2017 Lecture Slides''']]
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• Book - Developmental Anatomy 1924-16
  ...which at first involves ectoderm and entoderm alone (Fig. 318). The future development of this important structure will establish the gut internally and definitel ...also called the neplirotome because it will play an important role in the development of the excretory system (Fig. 324). The nephrotome plate serves as a bridge
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• Paper - The morphogenesis of the systems of juxta-aortic tissues in human embryos
  ...t]] This historic 1949 paper byJimenez-Castellanos is a description of the development of the juxta-aortic tissues. ...lands have not yet appeared, the metanephroi are at the beginning of their development, the mesonephroi are fully developed and the gonads are prominent, elongate
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• Lecture - Birth
  This lecture will finish prenatal human development with birth (parturition) and also review the course lecture theory in prepa ...representing in mammals a transition from direct maternal support of fetal development, physical expulsion, shift from aqueous to air environment. This is accompa
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• Paper - Some Observations on the Development of the Ventral Pancreas in Man
  ...ill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1930 paper by Odgers describes embryonic development of the ventral pancreas. This is the smaller of the 2 developmental lobes a ...logy 17-8|1912 Pancreas Development]] | [[Paper - Some Observations on the Development of the Ventral Pancreas in Man|1930 Ventral Pancreas]]
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• G
  ...[Histology_Stains#Chromosome_Banding|Histology - G-banding]] | [[Molecular Development - Genetics]]) :(More? [[Endocrine - Pituitary Development]] | [[Normal Development - Milk]])
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• 1897 Human Embryology 24
  ...anges in the thickness and histological constitution of the walls ; f, the development of valves; 5, the appearance of secondary partitions dividing the right hea ...t, there are numerous observations scattered in general works. The general development of the chick's heart is described in the text-books of Kolliker and of Fost
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• BGDA Lecture - Development of the Embryo/Fetus 1
  [[File:Human development timeline graph 02.jpg|thumb|400px|link=One Minute Embryology#Human Timeline ...iew of human development. Now in BGDA we will be working through the human development process in more detail, focussing on key events.
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• Paper - Developmental Changes in the Pericardium, the Mesocardia, and the Pleural Sacs in the Human Embryo
  ...historic 1915 paper by Waterston described human heart and coelomic cavity development. ...face of the septum transversum which extends in a ventral direction to the liver, which now projects from the caudal surface of the septum, forming the vent
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• Paper - On the Development of the Human Heart
  =On the Development of the Human Heart= ...description of the course of the muscle bundles was also based upon their development. This made it necessary to study numerous serial sections of embryo hearts,
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• Paper - A study of the causes underlying the origin of human monsters 4
  ...e coiling of the intestines is limited to :1 single loop, the pancreas and liver are not normal, the subdivisions of the brain do not acquire their specifi ...n Bardeen’s experiments are primary, and the other changes, like irregular development of the nervous system, dropsy and hydrocephalus, are secondary, that is, du
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• 2009 Lecture 23
  =Birth and Postnatal Development= ...representing in mammals a transition from direct maternal support of fetal development, physical expulsion and establishment of the newborns own respiratory, circ
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• Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 3-11
  =Part III The Development of Primitive Embryonic Form= ...brates 3-10|10. Tubulation and Extension of the Major Organ-forming Areas: Development of Primitive Body Form]] | [[Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrat
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• Book - Vertebrate Embryology (1913) 7
  =Chapter VII The Early Stages in the Development of the Embryo= The common frog affords a very good type of the development of the embryo from a small-yolked egg.
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• Book - Text-Book of the Embryology of Man and Mammals 17-1
  =The Development of the Blood-vessel System= ...nd for the rest of the vascular system, the first fundamental processes of development and the succeeding alterations, from which the ultimate condition is finall
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• Paper - The Embryological Basis of Pathology
  ...In brief, pathology at the present time deals chiefly with problems of the development of anatomical forms. Pathology and embryology might almost be united in a s ...y segmentation cells (blastomeres) may become isolated and retarded in its development, remaining as an inclusion in the foetal tissues, and afterwards develop an
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• Paper - Studies in the embryology of the ferret (1911)
  ...|90px|left]] This 1911 paper by Yeates is a historic description of ferret development. ...I am aware, been presented of the various phases of the earliest stages of development of the group by means of models.
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• Embryology Historic Terminology
  In addition, during development an adult structure or tissue may go through a range of different intermedia ...ption of this structure. (More? [[Gastrointestinal_Tract_-_Liver_Histology|Liver Histology]])
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• Book - A Laboratory Text-Book of Embryology 5 (1903)
  ...en. Only by this means can an approximate correlation between the stage of development and the duration of incubation be secured. ...n the mottled vascular area which will vary in appearance according as the development of the blood-vessels and blood-islands is more or less advanced. The area v
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• Paper - A Study of the Structural Unit of the Liver
  ...bryology History - Franklin Mall|Franklin Mall]] describes human {{liver}} development. '''Modern Notes:''' {{Liver}}
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• 2016 Group Project 5
  ...heart, respiratory system and limbs. Since these genes are involved in the development of certain important regions of human body, mutations of them leads into hu ...web page will focus on the importance of T-box genes in embryological limb development.
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• Abnormal Development - Bacterial Infection
  ...acterial infection (''Chlamydia trachomatis'') can also lead to [[Abnormal Development - Ectopic Implantation|Ectopic Implantation]]. :'''Links:''' [[Abnormal Development - Gonorrhea]]
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• L
  :(More? {{inner ear}} | [[Lecture - Sensory Development]]) :(More? [[Gastrointestinal Tract Development]]
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• Paper - The segmental flexures of the notochord (1907)
  ...tochord and of the adjacent floor of the spinal cord both precede in their development ihe formation of the vertebral anlages. ...nd one-half waves. Whether this irregularity is the result of the peculiar development of the atlas and epistropheus or not, I am unable to say, but it is a natur
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• Paper - Models of the pancreas in embryos of the pig, rabbit, cat, and man (1908)
  ...:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1909 paper by Thyng describes the development of the pancreas in several different species, including man. '''Modern Notes:''' [[Endocrine - Pancreas Development|Pancreas Development]] | {{Pig}} | {{rabbit}} | {{Cat}}
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• Gastrointestinal Tract - Abnormalities
  ...anel of genes related to Hirschsprung disease or enteric neural crest cell development, as previously reported in the literature. The study identified potentially ...ion of the primary abdominal wall (PAW) and/or defects in abdominal muscle development. Here, we report that mice doubly deficient in homeobox genes Six4 and Six5
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• Paper - On some effects of x-rays on the developing chick embryo (1933)
  ...ne describes teh teratogenic effects of {{x-ray}} on {{chicken}} embryonic development. Note that ''Entoderm'' is the historic term for {{endoderm}}. ...th C. P. G. Wakeley (6,6) described some of the actions of X-rays upon the development of chick embryos. Those papers dealt with the action of repeated doses, whi
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• Abnormal Development - TORCH Infections
  ...ly, when studying this topic remember the concept of "critical periods" of development that will affect the overall impact of the above listed factors. This can b :'''Links:''' [[Abnormal Development - Toxoplasmosis|Toxoplasmosis]]
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