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1. Introduction to Developmental Biology
2. Gametogenesis and Fertilization
3. Early Embryonic Development
4. Body Axis Formation and Patterning
5. Cellular Differentiation Mechanisms
6. Morphogenesis and Tissue Formation
7. Organogenesis
8. Post-Embryonic Development
9. Regeneration
10. Stem Cells in Development
11. Developmental Biology in Context
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Developmental Biology

1. Introduction to Developmental Biology
2. Gametogenesis and Fertilization
3. Early Embryonic Development
4. Body Axis Formation and Patterning
5. Cellular Differentiation Mechanisms
6. Morphogenesis and Tissue Formation
7. Organogenesis
8. Post-Embryonic Development
9. Regeneration
10. Stem Cells in Development
11. Developmental Biology in Context
  1. Post-Embryonic Development
    1. Metamorphosis
      1. Types of Metamorphosis
        1. Complete Metamorphosis
          1. Incomplete Metamorphosis
            1. Gradual Development
            2. Insect Metamorphosis
              1. Larval Development
                1. Pupal Stage
                  1. Adult Emergence
                    1. Imaginal Discs
                    2. Amphibian Metamorphosis
                      1. Tadpole Stage
                        1. Metamorphic Changes
                          1. Tail Resorption
                            1. Limb Development
                            2. Hormonal Control
                              1. Ecdysone in Insects
                                1. Thyroid Hormones in Amphibians
                                  1. Juvenile Hormone
                                2. Growth and Maturation
                                  1. Postnatal Growth
                                    1. Growth Patterns
                                      1. Hormonal Regulation
                                        1. Nutritional Factors
                                        2. Sexual Maturation
                                          1. Puberty Onset
                                            1. Secondary Sexual Characteristics
                                              1. Reproductive Maturity
                                              2. Behavioral Development
                                                1. Learning and Memory
                                                  1. Social Behaviors
                                                    1. Imprinting
                                                  2. Aging and Senescence
                                                    1. Cellular Aging
                                                      1. Telomere Shortening
                                                        1. Cellular Senescence
                                                          1. DNA Damage Accumulation
                                                          2. Organismal Aging
                                                            1. Physiological Decline
                                                              1. Age-Related Diseases
                                                                1. Longevity Mechanisms
                                                                2. Genetic Factors
                                                                  1. Longevity Genes
                                                                    1. Caloric Restriction
                                                                      1. Stress Resistance

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