Category:Embryology

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Embryology is the subdivision of developmental biology that studies embryos and their development.

Subcategories

This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total.

E

• ► Embryologists‎ (37 P)
• ► Embryology of cardiovascular system‎ (41 P)
• ► Embryology of digestive system‎ (15 P)
• ► Embryology of nervous system‎ (40 P)
• ► Embryology of urogenital system‎ (33 P)

T

• ► Teratogens‎ (9 C, 24 P)

Pages in category "Embryology"

The following 158 pages are in this category, out of 158 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

* Embryology A Agenesis Allantois Amnion Amnion nodosum Amniotic fluid Amniotic sac Angioblast Aorta-gonad-mesonephros Apical ectodermal ridge Aplasia B Basal plate (placenta) Bedford Stem Cell Research Foundation Bilaminar blastocyst Blastocyst Blastoderm Blastomere Body-stalk Bootstrapping (biology) Brachyury Branchial apparatus Branchiomeric musculature C Carnegie stages Caudal cell mass Cerebro-corporal coefficient Cervical sinus Chondrogenesis Chordamesoderm Choriogenesis Chorion Chorionic villi Comparative embryology Conceptus Connecting stalk Crista dividends Cytotrophoblast Cytotrophoblastic shell D Dacryocystocele Days post coitum Dermatomal mesenchyme Dysgenesis (embryology) E Ectoderm Embryo Embryogenesis Embryoid body Template:Embryology Embryomics Embryonated Embryonic disc Endoderm Enterocoely Environmental toxins and fetal development Epiblast

E cont. Epigenesis (biology) European Assisted Conception Consortium European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology Extra-embryonic coelom F Fetal fibronectin Fetal membrane Fetal pole Fetus Fetus (biology) First pharyngeal arch Floor plate Foramen cecum (tongue) Frontonasal prominence G Ganglionic eminence Gastrulation Germ layer Gestational sac Gonadogenesis Gubernaculum testis H Hamburger-Hamilton stages Heuser's membrane Histogenesis Histotrophy The Human Embryo: Aristotle and the Arabic and European Traditions Hypoblast Hypopharyngeal eminence I Iberian Latin American Symposium Terminology Implantation (human embryo) Interatrial septum Interferon tau Intermaxillary segment Intermediate trophoblast Intermediate zone of cortex Intervillous space Intra-embryonic coelom J J. W. Jenkinson Memorial Lectureship L Lamellar body count Laryngotracheal groove Lateral nasal prominence Limb bud Lateral lingual swelling M Mandibular prominence Matrotrophy Maxillary prominence Meckel's cartilage Medial nasal prominence Mesoderm Metanephrogenic blastema Monoembryony Morula Myotome N Nasal pit Nasal placode

N cont. Nodal signaling O Oocyte activation Organogenesis P Paraxial mesoderm Pharyngeal arch Pharyngeal pouch (embryology) Pharyngula Placental cotyledon Placentation Plant embryogenesis Polyembryony Prenatal development Prenatal development (biology) Prenatal testosterone transfer Primary bone Primary palate Primitive groove Proembryo Pharyngeal groove R Respiratory bud S Sclerotome Second pharyngeal arch Secondary palate development Segment polarity gene Segmentation gene Septum transversum Sinus tubercle Somatic embryogenesis Somatopleuric mesenchyme Somite Somitogenesis Somitomere Splanchnopleuric mesenchyme Stigma (anatomy) Surface ectoderm Surfactant-albumin ratio Syncytiotrophoblast T Terminologia Embryologica Thyroid diverticulum Thyroglossal duct Trilaminar blastocyst Tuberculum impar U Ultimopharyngeal body Umbilical cord V Vascular remodelling in the embryo Vegetal rotation Vitelline duct Vitelline membrane W Wharton's jelly Wolffian tubules Z Zona hatching Zone of polarizing activity

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