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12013 VeterinaryDevelopmental Anatomy ( Veterinary Embryology) CVM 6903byThomas F. Fletcher, DVM, PhDand Alvin F. Weber, DVM, PhD2 CONTENTSE arly Embryogenesis ..3 Musculo-Skeletal Development ..16 Serous Body Cavities ..23 Cardiovascular System ..25 Digestive System ..32 Respiratory System ..38 Urinary System ..41 Genital System ..44 Pharynx, Face, Nasal Cavity & System & Special Senses ..56 Appendix I. Gametogenesis ..69 Appendix II. Mitosis and Meiosis ..71 Appendix III. List of Anomalies ..753 Early EmbryogenesisEmbryogenesis: formation of body structures & organs (organogenesis) requires cell division (proliferation) and cell differentiation (specialization) produces the great variety of cell types and extracellular products found in the specialization: selective gene expression (and resultant protein production) is the ultimate explanation for the cell differentiation process during embryogenesis.

the cell differentiation process during embryogenesis. — genetic expression by a particular cell depends on the cell’s previous genetic history (com-mitment lineage) and its current cellular environment (intercellular communications). Cell differentiation is the result of cells expressing some genes and suppressing others within a common ...

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