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Please submit sites with resources focusing on teaching, learning and educational research in developmental biology. Please submit your site to the most appropriate category. Submitting to an incorrect category may delay review of your site. |
The development of an organism or tissue from an egg, seed, spore or other type of progenitor cell is the subject of developmental biology. Developmental biology encompasses the field of embryology - the study of the embryo - and touches upon a number of other disciplines, including cell and molecular biology, genetics and biochemistry. Most research in developmental biology focuses on model biological systems for which powerful tools of manipulation exist, each offering its own advantages. Modern molecular studies on model systems have revealed a remarkable degree of conservation of genes and proteins involved in development between even distantly related organisms, contributing to a new awareness of the relatedness of all species. Research in developmental biology has contributed immensely to our understanding of hereditary diseases affecting human development, and the promise of better treatments or cures for human diseases based on basic research in other species is very exciting.
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This category is for organizations which do not themselves conduct scientific research but aim to spread information about such research. They organize meetings, publish journals and provide research grants for scientists in the field.
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Please submit sites with resources focusing on teaching, learning and educational research in developmental biology. more information (editors only) |
This category includes resources for the teaching and learning of developmental biology, for teachers, advanced students and the general public.
This category is for websites dealing with developmental biology-themed books, magazines, journals, and other publications.
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Most research activities will either occur in academic departments or in research institutes (which may either be in universities or external). Both of these are included in this category.
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