- Volume render movies
- Painted anatomical regions
- Carnegie Stage Definition
Carnegie Stage 22 |
The movie below shows a micro-CT scan of a CS22 embryo. Sample staining and micro-CT was performed by Newcastle Preclinical In Vivo Imaging (PIVI) facility. 3D data-sets were acquired using Skyscan 1176, Bruker-microCT. |
14916, male. This embryo has a cleft palate.
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The movies below show volume renders of OPT models. No staining has been used on any of the specimens and the images were captured using autofluorescence with a FITC filter.
N419 head 46XY |
N419 body 46XY |
N542 46XX |
Carnegie Stage 22 |
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The movie below is a another surface render of anatomical domains within the brain of the CS22 model. Here the floor of the brain has been painted red, and the roof blue. For reference the rest of the neural tube is painted transparent grey.
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Carnegie Stage 22 Definition |

Age is approximately 54 postovulatory days Length is approximately 25-27mm External Features Include: the hands extend further in front of the body and the fingers of one hand may overlap those of the other. The superficial vascular plexus of the head extends upward to form a line at approximately 3/4 of the way above the eye-ear level. O'Rahilly R and Muller F [1987] Developmental Stages in Human Embryos. Carnegie Institute, Washington, Publication no. 637 |