Bücher von Ahmed R. G.

The BOOK aims to provide the student with:1- A wide range of integrated knowledge and understanding of concepts and theories in the field of embryology.2- The practical skills of applying various laboratory methods related to the fundamental development in different animal species.3- Skills to dissect different animals such as rats or mice and examine their histological samples/slides interpreting the resultant scientific data efficiently.4- Skills and attitudes necessary for dealing with vaginal smears and biological samples following ethical and safety considerations.5- Skills necessary to analyze the relationship between the embryos and the environment.

The BOOK aims to provide the student with:1- A wide range of integrated knowledge and understanding of concepts and theories on the field of Vertebrates.2- The practical skills of applying various laboratory methods related to the fundamental ethics in different animal species.3- Skills to dissect different animals and examine their samples/slides interpreting the resultant scientific data efficiently.4- Skills necessary to analyze the relationship between the animal and the environment.

This book focuses on the development and biology of germ cell and is edited by Ahmed RG, associate professor and Doctor of Developmental and Experimental Biology, Division of Anatomy and Embryology, Zoology Department, Faculty of Science, Beni-Suef University, Egypt. While many articles have appeared in journals on germ cell, this book provides you with a rare treat - an extensive and intensive study on it. It is one of a kind, offering important and valuable information about the biology of germ cell. This book covers the specification, regulation, and reprogramming of germ cell and germ line stem cells. This book provides important information about the new insight into germ cell signaling and the genotoxic in vitro studies in testicular germ cells. This book offers significant results about the origin, specification, and development of the female germ line in placental mammals and the germ cell tumors and their association with pregnancy.