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Developmental Biology 12th Edition By Michael J.F. Barresi; Scott F. Gilbert

Developmental Biology 12th Edition By Michael J.F. Barresi; Scott F. Gilbert

This document contains a full summary from all the Molecular Developmental Biology lectures, as well as some background and extra information from the book to fully grasp each topic. This file contains a complete summary of all chapters covered and their respective sections of the handbook.

Complete lesson notes + comprehensive summary of both the powerpoints and chapters of the Developmental Biology handbook that were discussed during the lesson. (3rd bachelor of Biomedical Sciences KUL) Learning this summary is sufficient to process all lessons and pass the exam (16/20 in 1st session)

These notes summarize all the concepts in Chapter 3 of the textbook: Developmental Biology (12th edition). They are concise and very detailed to aid in understanding. Relevant diagrams and images are also included to further enhance the topics. The notes are A4 and in pdf format. The end of the notes consist of a page summary of the entire chapter of differential gene expression to further highlight the key points from the summary.

Details the cellular and genetic process in drosophila development, specifically the role that nuclear aggregation, synchronized division, maternal effect genes, and segment polarity play in development.

These notes detail the physical makeup of sperm and ovum of several species (both vertebrate and invertebrate) and how they interact in fertilization. Also includes the mammalian hormone/egg cycle. Introduction to primordial germ cells and early embryonic development. Explains the science behind "geriatric pregnancies."

Details how epigenetics influences embryonic development and fertilization, the process by which epigenetics affects transcription and gene expression, and the role of cadherin, kinases, and fibroblast growth factor. Also describes several significant genetic processes in embryonic development and gene transcription.