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		PPT Drawing Toolkit - Developmental Biology
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Content Overview: 154 PPT slides include a variety of pre-designed and fully editable Developmental Biology drawing diagrams.

Stages of pre-embryonic development during the first week	Early stages of implantation - 3 days morula	Early stages of implantation - 5 days section of blastocyst
Early stages of implantation - 6 days contact with uterine wall	Implantation of blastocyst - 7 days blastocyst begins to implant	Implantation of blastocyst - 8 days amniotic cavity appears
Implantation of blastocyst - 9 days syncytiotrophoblast invades the uterine	Implanted blastocyst - At 12 days cavities develop which coalesce to from the extra-embryonic coelom	Formation of chorionic cavity - At 13 days the germ layers begin to form
Dorsal view of a 15-day embryonic disc	Dorsal view of the embryonic disc showing the formation of the notochord	Diagrams of transverse sections of the embryo showing the origin and migration of neural crest cells - 19 days
Diagrams of transverse sections of the embryo showing the origin and migration of neural crest cells - 20 days	Diagrams of transverse sections of the embryo showing the origin and migration of neural crest cells - 21 days	Diagrams of a 21 days embryo showing the formation of intra-embryonic coelom
Subdivisions of the somite - 4 weeks	The origin of segmental musculature from dermomyotome - 7 weeks	Formation of the lateral body folds - 18 days
Formation of the lateral body folds - 21 days	Formation of the lateral body folds - 24 days	The process of longitudinal folding by day 25 - sagittal section
Development of the deciduae at 12 weeks	Formation of fetal membranes at implantation sites - 10 days	Formation of fetal membranes at implantation sites - 15 days
Function of the chorionic villi - day 14	Function of the chorionic villi - day 16	Blood vessels develop within the chorionic mesoderm forming the tertiary villi - 21 days
Blood vessels develop within the chorionic mesoderm forming the tertiary villi - 21 days	Fetus at the end of the 3rd month showing the fused amnion and chorion laeve	The full-term placenta showing the maternal and fetal portions
The full-term placenta showing the maternal and fetal portions	Placental villi at 7 weeks and 28 weeks	Dizygotic twins
Monozygotic twinning resulting from the splitting of inner cell mass	Monozygotic twinning resulting from the splitting of embryonic disc	Sagittal section showing the position of the septum transversum rostral to the pericardial cavity - 3 week embryo
The ventrolateral view of intra-embryonic coelom in a 4-week embryo	Longitudinal section showing the head and tail folds - 25 days embryo	The ventrolateral view of the embryo - 3 weeks
Formation of the diaphragm - 5 weeks	Formation of the diaphragm - 7 weeks	Formation of the diaphragm - a newborn
A left postero-lateral defect in the diaphragm - a newborn	Differentiating somites - 4 weeks embryo	Formation of vertebral column from sclerotomes - 4 weeks embryo
Adult vertebrate spinal nerves intersegmental vessels	Development of the sternum and ribs	The fetal skull
Developing limb skeleton - upper arm 5 weeks	Developing limb skeleton - lower arm 8 weeks	The origin of the muscular system from myotomes - 4 weeks
The origin of the muscular system from myotomes - 5 weeks	The origin of the muscular system from myotomes - 7 weeks	The origin of the respiratory diverticulum from the foregut 4 week embryo
Transverse sections showing the formation of the tracheo-oesophageal septum 4 week embryo	Lung buds growing into the pericardioperitoneal canals - 6 weeks embryo	Histogenesis of the lungs and formation of the blood-air barrier
Histogenesis of the lungs and formation of the blood-air barrier	Types of the tracheo-oesophageal fistula	Formation of extra-embryonic vessels - 18 days
Two endocardial tubes come together near the midline	Early establishment of the cardiovascular system - 4 weeks	Heart chambers and binding
Partitioning of the common atrium	Partitioning of the ventricles bulbus cordis and truncus arteriosus 5-7 weeks	The aorticopulmonay septum - 180 sprialling
Relationship of the aorta and pulmonary trunk	Sinous venosus and changes in veins draining	The interior of the left and right atrium - 8 weeks
The arterial system - 4 weeks embryo	Development of aortic arches - 6 weeks	Development of aortic arches - 7 weeks
Development of aortic arches - New born	Arrangement of the venous system - 5 weeks embryo	Umbilical and vitelline veins - 6 weeks
Umbilical and vitelline veins - 8 weeks	Changes in veins - 6 weeks	Changes in veins - 7 weeks
Changes in veins - 8 weeks	Changes in veins - Full term	Fetal circulation
The gut tube - 4 weeks embryo	Peritoneal and retroperitoneal structures - 5 weeks embryo	Mesenteries of the gut tube - 5 weeks embryo
Developing stomach	Mesenteries change during the rotation of the stomach	Formation of the ventral mesogastrium - 10 weeks embryo
Development of the duodenum and mesenteries - 5 weeks embryo	Development of the pancreas and duct system - 4 - 6 weeks	Formation of the liver from the hepatic bud - 5 weeks embryo
Herniation of the midgut loop - 6 weeks embryo	Rotation of the midgut loop - 7 weeks	Rotation of the midgut loop - 8 weeks
Rotation of the midgut loop - early 3 months	Rotation of the midgut loop - late 3 months	Modification of mesenteries and return of the midgut loop - 11 weeks
Modification of mesenteries and return of the midgut loop - sagittal	Modification of mesenteries and return of the midgut loop - Transverse	Omphalocele
Division of the cloaca by the urorectal septum - 6 weeks	Division of the cloaca by the urorectal septum - 7 weeks	Subdivisions of the cloaca and formation of the anorectal canal - 8 weeks
Subdivisions of the cloaca and formation of the anorectal canal - newborn	Position of the intermediate mesoderm - 3 weeks embryo	Three successive kidneys - 5 weeks embryo
Development of mesonephric tubules - 3-5 weeks	Development of the metanephros and its duct system - 5 - 8 weeks	Development stages of metanephric blastema into nephrons
The ascent of the kidneys from the sacral to the lumbar position - 6- 9 weeks	Formation of gonads - 5 weeks	Indifferent genital system - 6 weeks
Development of the testis and male genital ducts	Differentiation of the indifferent gonad into an ovary	Development of the accessory glands of the male genital system - 10 weeks
Development of the accessory glands of the male genital system - 12 weeks	Formation of the uterus and vagina - 9 weeks	Formation of the uterus and vagina - 10 weeks
Descent of the testis	Formation of external genitalia	Formation of external genitalia
Abnormal development of the process vaginalis	Folding of the neural plate	Development of the brain
Development of the spinal cord - 5 weeks	Development of the spinal cord - 8 weeks	The flexures of the brain
Various types of spina defects	Development of the pituitary gland - 4 weeks	Pharyngeal arches - 5 weeks
Pharyngeal arches Pharyngeal pouches Pharyngeal clefts - 4 weeks	Cranial nerves supplying the pharyngeal arches - 5 weeks	Pharyngeal clefts and pharyngeal pouches - 7 weeks
Pharyngeal clefts and pharyngeal pouches - 9 weeks	Development of the tongue on the pharyngeal floor - 4 weeks	Development of the tongue on the pharyngeal floor - 5 weeks
Development of the tongue on the pharyngeal floor - 6 weeks	Development of the thyroid gland	Development of the face - 4 weeks
Development of the face - 6 weeks	Development of the face - 7 weeks	Development of the face - 8 weeks
Development of the nasal cavities	Development of the nasal cavities	Formation of the palate
Various types of cleft lip and cleft palate	Development of the eye	Development of the eye
Development of the eye	Development of the eye - 20 weeks	Development of the ear - 23 days
Development of the ear - 4 weeks	Development of the ear - early 5th weeks	Development of the ear - late 5th weeks
Development of the membranous labyrinth in a newborn

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