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Amphioxus embryonic development

Amphioxus embryonic development from fertilization to mid-neurula. The movie was done at the Laboratoire Arago, Banyuls sur Mer, France, by Alain Camasses and Hector Escriva  
 
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Ramshobraja (2 months ago) Show Hide
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The real question is the biochemistry of it all. What are the gradients, or receptors that code for segments and such. What is going on with gene expression?
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aldrince (8 months ago) Show Hide
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IS IT TRUE THAT EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT AND STAGES CAN BE KNOWN BY JUST DISSECTING A FETUS INSIDE A WOMB? this word is according to DRPSHOLDER, i se his message here in youtube.. is that true? or drpsholder is just lying or he doesnt know at all
VoteNixon2008 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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That would work but ultrasound would be a much better option
bkolaa (8 months ago) Show Hide
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REINCARNATION is genes teleportation.
All info recorded to genes as to CD.and rebuild in new cell!!
DINDRAGON (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Isn't ectodermis developing to brain, eyes, skin and neural cells? Why should at any point one out of three germ layers be considered more important for a triploblastic organism?
VikingerWolf (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Since all these layers have their own programm to develope structures, it is considered that they all are equally important. What I ment was that mesodermic layer is interesting to see how it developes. Sorry for my type mistake..
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Well it is not clear anywhere in the video if you are no expert (even if you are its too darn fast). It would be a helpfull adition to put different color for every germinal layer that would be retained in the developing tissues.
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Thank you very much for a good vid. It is so helpful for my study.
theartofbone (1 year ago) Show Hide
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wow that thing develops FAST... I wish we could zoom in closer

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