And to think that up to around 4:30, human embryos appear indistinguishable from nearly all vertebrate embryos.
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And to think that up to around 4:30, human embryos appear indistinguishable from nearly all vertebrate embryos.
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because after 4:30 [SIZE=7]it's "MILLER TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"[/SIZE]
It is isn't it? I hope this guy repeats the project with different animals...from reptiles to fish to mammals, they will be remarkably similar for the bulk of development.
Does he have any plans on repeating it?
Are you a scientist? I am fascinated with evolutionary biology...
No but he did stay at a holiday Inn Express last night. :giggle:
No but he did stay at a holiday Inn Express last night. :giggle:
Shhhhhhhhhhh Don!!!! Don't be giving away my secrets!!!!
No but he did stay at a holiday Inn Express last night. :giggle:
I was a biology major.
Took a lot of life science classes. Genetics. Ecology. Biology. Marine biology. Invertebrate biology. Vertebrate biology. Biotechnology. Anatomy & physiology. Don’t even get me started on the chemistry classes lol.
I was a biology major.
Took a lot of life science classes. Genetics. Ecology. Biology. Marine biology. Invertebrate biology. Vertebrate biology. Biotechnology. Anatomy & physiology. Don’t even get me started on the chemistry classes lol.
It's good to know at least one person here got the gist of my Otogeny comment...
I was a biology major.
Took a lot of life science classes. Genetics. Ecology. Biology. Marine biology. Invertebrate biology. Vertebrate biology. Biotechnology. Anatomy & physiology. Don’t even get me started on the chemistry classes lol.
Once I hit the higher level maths involved in biochem/physics, I knew further pursuit was futile. If there is indeed a "math gene" for Chinese people, it certainly skipped a generation in my case :/
I fell asleep, what happened?
LoL
jk
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