0 the study of animal development between the fertilization of the egg and the time when the animal is born -- 胚胎學
This paper explores the question of cell autonomy as it was debated within late nineteenthand early twentieth-century embryology, cytology, and physiology.
We do that in this country with health and safety, we do that with genetic modification, and we do it for human fertilization and embryology.
With cattle, the embryology is very similar to sheep so it might be more likely to be able to do it in cattle.
The goal for embryology is to discover the causes of living phenomena and to produce one explanation that provides an account of all those causes.
We have synthetized the bibliographic data of different textbooks of embryology.
Notably the physiology of microorganisms was conceived of in very similar terms as the embryology of vertebrates.
Teaching embryology is a difficult task as it requires to understand the representation and the motions of many complex phenomena.
By the end of the nineteenth century, embryology had in fact become a progressive, productive science.
