Collaborative Resources for
Learning Developmental Biology
Learning Developmental Biology
Collaborative Resources for Learning Developmental Biology
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Ascidian Embryonic Development (Movie)
Ascidians (sea squirts) are invertebrate chordates (subphylum Urochordata or Tunicata, class Ascidia … more »
Ascidians (sea squirts) are invertebrate chordates (subphylum Urochordata or Tunicata, class Ascidia … more »
Organism: Ascidian
Object Type: Video
Chick Neural Folds
Scanning electron microscopy of a transverse section of a 1-day chick embryo undergoing neural fold … more »
Scanning electron microscopy of a transverse section of a 1-day chick embryo undergoing neural fold … more »
Organism: Chick
Object Type: Image
Mechanisms of Segment Border Sharpening
The developing vertebrate hindbrain is divided into segments called rhombomeres. Segment identity is … more »
The developing vertebrate hindbrain is divided into segments called rhombomeres. Segment identity is … more »
Organism: Chick, Mouse
Object Type: Image
Mouse Cerebellum
The cerebellum is a region of the brain essential for controlling movement, balance, learning, propr … more »
The cerebellum is a region of the brain essential for controlling movement, balance, learning, propr … more »
Organism: Mouse
Object Type: Brief (with Image)
Neural Fold Closure
This time-lapse movie depicts neural tube closure in an axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) embryo. Fusion … more »
This time-lapse movie depicts neural tube closure in an axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) embryo. Fusion … more »
Organism: Axolotl
Object Type: Video
Segmentation of the Vertebrate Hindbrain
This diagram depicts specific aspects of neuronal organization (upper part) and segmental gene expre … more »
This diagram depicts specific aspects of neuronal organization (upper part) and segmental gene expre … more »
Organism: Chick, Zebrafish
Object Type: Image
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