how do the basic tissues of an embryo form
Embryogenesis my friend is quite a proccess in Embryogenesis is a science on its own and blossomed int the 21st century during the use of the drug thalidomide which caused phocoamelia and amelia in kids at some time is scientific history now the first (3-8) after fertilization is known as embryogenesis and this period is very important because this is the time when the embryo is most susceptible to birth defects. now is the embryo formed it is formed from PGCs which means primodial germ cells which give rise to the male and female gametes Male gamete(spermatozoon) + female gamete(oocyte) = embryo these primodial germ cells migrate to the yolk sac then to the gonads now when cell division occurs it starts by meiosis of the male gamete to give rise to a haploid number of cells and as well as the female then these two haploid number of cells combine to rise back to diploid number WHICH IS THE BIG YOU NOW ASKING THIS QUESTION now after this a series of developments start to occur.the oocytes would develope producing hormones in order to maintain the pregnancy the embryos organs start to develope and i am sure by the 8th week the heart is the first organ to develope. it is good i remember that organisms are made up of cells according to the cell theory and as you can see i can safely say that embryos tissues develope from PGCs the rest of the development is from the (8-38) week which is known as the fetal period which means the fetus now and not the embryo and that is a long proccess because there is a lot of anatomy there.
you know how this occurs men produce sperm and women ovulate and then sperm swim to meet the sperm and then you know the BIG YOU is produced.
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