APPENDIX A: EARLY DEVELOPMENT How does a single cell—the fertilized egg—give rise to a complex, multicellular organism? The question reflects one of the greatest mysteries of life, and represents a fundamental chall

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Date: 2011-10-24 17:06:05 Embryology Reproduction Inner cell mass Human embryogenesis Embryogenesis Germ layer Stem cell Epiblast Blastocyst Biology Developmental biology Zoology		APPENDIX A: EARLY DEVELOPMENT How does a single cell—the fertilized egg—give rise to a complex, multicellular organism? The question reflects one of the greatest mysteries of life, and represents a fundamental chall Add to Reading List Source URL: stemcells.nih.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 756,67 KB Share Document on Facebook

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