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Embryonic development of the digestive system

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New presentation published on the embryonic development of the digestive system, including the divisions of the intestine and some clinical correlations

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Desarrollo Embrionario
del Sistema Digestivo

Bibliografía:
Embriologia medica Langman (2023)

, 01
Segmentos del
Intestino Primitivo

,Segmento del
intestino primitivo
Es un proceso de plegamiento,
se le conoce como intestino
primitivo.
Lo podemos dividir en tres
grandes partes:
El primero es el intestino
anterior, el intestino medio,y
por último el intestino posterior

, 02
Regulacion molecular
del desarrollo del
intestino

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