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Title: Approaches to Developmental Biology


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Approaches to Developmental Biology
1. Anatomical 2. Experimental 3. Genetic
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Anatomical approaches
  • Comparative embryology
  • Evolutionary embryology
  • Teratology
  • Mathematical modeling

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Comparative embryology
Aristotle Oviparity birds, frogs, most
invertebrates Viviparity placental
mammals Ovoviviparity certain reptiles,
sharks
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Comparative embryology
Harvey Ex ovo omnia Blastoderm
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Marcello Malpighi Introduction of
microscopes He could observe structural details
in unincubated chicken eggs. Epigenesis Prefo
rmation
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Preformation All structures are prefigured in
the germ cells. Fit well with the religious and
scientific thought of Seventeenth century.
Wolff Intestine, heart and blood Genetic
variations
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Blumenbach Regeneration in Hydra developmental
force Left-coiled snails can produce
right-coiled progeny
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Pander, Ernst von Baer and Heinrich Rathke
The germ layers
  • Ectoderm outermost layer of the embryo
  • Brain, Nerve cells, surface layer of skin
  • 2. Mesoderm middle
  • Heart, Blood, Kidney, Gonads, Bone
  • 3. Endoderm inner
  • Intestine, lung
  • Induction Interaction among these layers
    produce many organs laid preformation to rest

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Von Baers four principles
  • General features of a large group appear earlier
    than specialized features of smaller group.
  • All vertebrate embryos have gill arches,
    notochords, spinal cords, and primitive
    kidneys.2. Less general characters develop from
    more general.
  • Skin development in vertebrates.
  • 3. Embryo of a given species, instead of
    passing through the adult stages of lower
    animals, departs more and more from them.
  • 4. Early embryo of a higher animal is not like a
    lower animal, but like its early embryo.

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Chicken
Salamander
Fish
Human
Marsupial
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Fate mapping
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Fate mapping
Direct observation Conklin and tunicate embryo
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Fate mapping
Direct observation Conklin and tunicate embryo
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Fate mapping
Vital dye marking Vogt and amphibian eggs
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Fate mapping
Radio-labelling Rosenquist and chicken embryo
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Fate mapping
Fluorscent-labelling Fate mapping in zebra
fish
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Fate mapping
Genetic marking Chicken and quail chimeric
embryos
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Fate mapping
Genetic marking Neural crest cell migration
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