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Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2007
Human development in the first 8 weeks is potentially one of the most exciting areas of biologic research. Beyond historic staging of fixed human embryos, it is also one of the least understood. In contrast, detailed information exists for the embryonic period of several other species, from which human development information is extrapolated.
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Human development in the first 8 weeks is potentially one of the most exciting areas of biologic research. Beyond historic staging of fixed human embryos, it is also one of the least understood. In contrast, detailed information exists for the embryonic period of several other species, from which human development information is extrapolated.
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Development of the human heart
American Journal of Medical Genetics Part A, 2013AbstractMolecular and genetic studies around the turn of this century have revolutionized the field of cardiac development. We now know that the primary heart tube, as seen in the early embryo contains little more than the precursors for the left ventricle, whereas the precursor cells for the remainder of the cardiac components are continuously added ...
Sylva, Marc +2 more
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Human capital, sustainable development and human development [PDF]
Annals of Computational Economics, 2014 The concept of sustainable development is founded on the idea that any development process must be focused on human purpose and must allow the expanding of the range of choices that any individual can make in order to satisfy ones many necessities. There fore, starting from the main factors which condition the development - population, resources and ...
Cristi Cojocaru, Mihai Cojocaru
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Is Human Development Multidimensional?
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011AbstractStiglitz's Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress (CMEPSP) argued that well‐being is multidimensional and identified eight distinct dimensions. Conventional linear techniques confirm that a large number of dimensions are needed to describe development.
French, Declan +2 more
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Journal of Sex Research, 2002
Empirical research by scholars from several disciplines provides the basis for an outline of the process of sexual development. The process of achieving sexual maturity begins at conception and ends at death. It is influenced by biological maturation/aging, by progression through the socially-defined stages of childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and ...
John, DeLamater, William N, Friedrich
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Empirical research by scholars from several disciplines provides the basis for an outline of the process of sexual development. The process of achieving sexual maturity begins at conception and ends at death. It is influenced by biological maturation/aging, by progression through the socially-defined stages of childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and ...
John, DeLamater, William N, Friedrich
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Histamine in Human Development
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 1965SUMMARYTheories about the function of histamine in prenatal development have been discussed and the supporting data reviewed. The only incontrovertible evidence indicating abnormal metabolism of histamine in human pregnancy is the great increase in plasma histaminase activity, and even this cannot be accepted as proof that histamine participates in ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal
Human capital is central to efforts to promote growth, convergence, and the elimination of poverty. Drawing on the seminal macroeconomic frameworks by Nelson-Phelps, Lucas and subsequent developments, alongside macro and microeconomic evidence, we examine the role of human capital in driving innovation and growth.
Aghion, Philippe +2 more
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Human capital is central to efforts to promote growth, convergence, and the elimination of poverty. Drawing on the seminal macroeconomic frameworks by Nelson-Phelps, Lucas and subsequent developments, alongside macro and microeconomic evidence, we examine the role of human capital in driving innovation and growth.
Aghion, Philippe +2 more
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Seminars in Cell & Developmental Biology, 2012
This review is intended to give an overview of current knowledge on human breast development. It focuses on the limitations of our understanding on the origins of human breast cancer in the context of this mainly morphological and static assessment of what is known about human breast development.
Barry A, Gusterson, Torsten, Stein
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This review is intended to give an overview of current knowledge on human breast development. It focuses on the limitations of our understanding on the origins of human breast cancer in the context of this mainly morphological and static assessment of what is known about human breast development.
Barry A, Gusterson, Torsten, Stein
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