Embryology notes Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Embryology of the heart and great vessels is often tricky to conquer. These notes aim to simplify this by presenting the entire sequence of events, starting from zygote to the the fully mature heart. Compiled from the most authoritative sources on the subject (including Gray's Anatomy, Langman's Embryology and LArsen's Embryology. Also articles by Richard Van Praagh and Robert Anderson), these notes hope to give a detailed overview with an aim to understand the morphology of congenital heart ...

This is a complete summary of the course Medical Embryology. It contains all the lecture notes, information from the powerpoints, eModules, Versatests and lecturer remarks. It also contains many images to help study and visualize.

Summaries for embryology the First and Second week of development. These notes will make it easier to learn the concepts and you will understand the notes in no time!

This study guide is a summary of all topics in Embryology. Beginning from Male and Female reproductive systems, and continues to cover all of organogenesis of the developing embryo. Includes pictures with explanations as well as timelines explaining the material in detail.

Summary for Embryology the First and Second week of development. The notes and diagrams will help you gain a better understanding of the different concepts and help you prepare adequately for an exam or test.

Beautiful handwritten notes.

Beautifully detailed, colour-coded and clear notes on Evolution that make for engaging, easy learning. Note content includes: Micro- vs macro evolution History of the theory of evolution (Lamarck, Darwin, Wallace) Modification with descent Natural selection Evidence for the theory of evolution (fossil, biogeographical, genetic, anatomy, embryology, and vestigial organs) *each section has its own detailed summary Speciation Anagenesis Adaptive radiation Gradualism vs punctuated equilibrium Nat...

These are some of the most important embryology models which will help you to get proper knowledge regarding the development of the human body.

Comprehensive notes about the embryology, anatomy and physiology of the neurological system including the brain, spinal chord, cranial nerves and neurones. The notes also include some clinical pathology with regards to seizures and pain sensation and a little about the innervation of the bladder. These notes are from the second semester of my first year at the University of Surrey and would probably be best suited to students of a similar level, although students of all levels who wish to gain a...