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| colspan=4|[https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/Slides/Embryo_Stages/Stage22/34/Stage22-34.html '''Virtual Slide''' - Stage 22 Liver and Ductus Venosus]
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The links below are to specific features shown on the Human embryo (stage 22) Liver and Ductus Venosus virtual slide.
The links shown in the table below are to specific features shown on the Human embryo (stage 22) Liver and Ductus Venosus virtual slide.


Clicking the text will open the slide at a detailed view with the structure generally located in the centre of the view. The slide then can also be zoomed out from the set magnification using the controls in the upper left or the mouse.  
Clicking the text will open the slide at a detailed view with the structure generally located in the centre of the view. The slide then can also be zoomed out from the set magnification using the controls in the upper left or the mouse.  

Revision as of 11:13, 21 September 2015

Virtual Slide Features - Stage 22 Liver
Virtual Slide - Stage 22 Liver and Ductus Venosus

The links shown in the table below are to specific features shown on the Human embryo (stage 22) Liver and Ductus Venosus virtual slide.

Clicking the text will open the slide at a detailed view with the structure generally located in the centre of the view. The slide then can also be zoomed out from the set magnification using the controls in the upper left or the mouse.

Use your browser back button to return to this table.

You can also make your own selected feature view.
  1. Set the virtual slide to the region and zoom of interest.
  2. Click the Permalink (lower righthand corner).
  3. Then bookmark in your browser, or copy the web address.
Cardiovascular Liver Endocrine Musculoskeletal Neural Gastrointestinal

stomach (pylorus)