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    Features of embryonic development in a chick and discussing Introduction During this essay, the features of embryonic development are analysed and comparisons between the developments of different species will be explored. Developmental biology is the study of the activity which leads to the growth and maturation of organisms.[1] The Red Jungle Fowl (Gallus gallus) is thought to be the ancestral to the modern domestic chicken. (Fumihito et al., 1994). [1] Chickens have had a long association…

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    be one of the first human anatomist and adopter of the scientific method (1). Despite Herophilus’s pioneering research on human anatomy, he received public criticism and was referred to as the ‘butcher’ of Alexandria – for his innumerable human dissections and gruesome vivisections performed before public audiences (2). The name ‘pancreas’ was later coined by Rufus (100 A.D.), another Greek physician, and etymologically translates as all flesh (pan: all, and kreas: flesh) – at the time the…

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    Johnny Martinez Period 7th Pythagorean Theorem The Pythagorean Theorem also known as Pythagoras’s theorem is a relation in Euclidean geometry that are the tree sides of a right triangle. It’s the sum of the areas of the two squares on the legs equals the area of the square on the hypotenuse. The equation use for it is A squared plus B squared equals C squared.The Theorem relates the lengths of the three sides of any…

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    A neonatologist is a doctor that specializes in the field of neonatology. So... "Neonatologist" is basically a fancy technical term for "baby doctor." Marfan Syndrome Marfan syndrome and related disorders affect the body’s connective tissue. Connective tissue holds the body together and plays a role in its growth and development. This disorder can affect many parts of the body since connective tissue is found all over the body. Bones, joints, eye, skin, lungs, the heart and blood vessels are…

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    anatomical amphitheatre. He wanted to design and construct the ideal atmosphere for dissection to push academia forward. Fabricius lived during…

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    Is Michelangelo’s David a work of art or a scientific craft? In today’s world, many people place a clear division between the arts and sciences; the arts and humanities occupy one realm of being while the sciences and logic occupy another. In clear contrast to this notion, history shows that some of the worlds most famed painters and sculptors lived dual lives among the leading scientists, doctors, and mathematicians of their day. The hyper realistic figures and architecture seen in the…

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    He decided to expand on Galen's theory about how blood circulates through the body. Through his research he found the heart-lung-heart circulation as well. Harvey ignored all theory and information in medical textbooks, he decided to go by his dissection of animals. People at the beginning of his theory thought it was a lie and didn't believe him. He found that blood circulates through the body to the heart and pumps blood in the heart and back to the veins. William Harvey made…

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    William Harvey

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    blood had flowed through the arteries and then back up the arm within the veins. Even though Harvey’s idea/physiology was modern, he experimented and obeyed from anatomists before him as well he promised to teach and learn through dissection, not only books. Through dissection, he was able to visualize the anatomy of the body except from just relying on words from a book. Harvey was hands-on through his research, which will give an individual a better idea of the…

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    and women are treated unfairly in society, while men are viewed as dominant and treated superiorly to women. The narrative then delves into the fears expressed by the narrator as she begins to study medicine and remains as the only woman in the dissection room. Finally, the novel explores the narrator’s journey from a detached and emotionless doctor to one that is compassionate…

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    characteristics of some diseases. In the 17th century, legislation permitted the performance of necrotomies in order for medical students and doctors to learn anatomy. For instance, the Amsterdam Guild of Surgeons used to organize a lesson on body dissection every year. At the beginning, only medical students participated in the course but later, members of the higher social classes and visitors…

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