...are only 1.5 hours a week –...
...Other appointed lecture hours will be used...
...– My office hours and my contact...
...– Andrea Office hours – Friday 12:30-1:30...

...embryo happens within hours in the zebrafish...
...of Fertilization (0 hours) Newly fertilized egg...
...minutes – 2 hours) Cleavage begins after...
...cleavage) (2 1/2 hours) Cells are seen...
...cleavage) (2 3/4 hours) Midblastula transition begins....
...seen. (3 1/3 hours) Blastodisc is a...
...Oblong (3 2/3 hours) Blastodisc begins to...
...spherical. (4 1/3 hours) A short period...
...epiboly (4 2/3 hours) Epiboly continues, reaching...
...50%-epiboly (5 1/4 hours) Epiboly continues as...
...epiboly. (5 2/3 hours) Embryonic shield forms....
...complete. (10 1/3–22 hours) (10 1/3 hours)...
...hours) (10 1/3 hours) First somite forms....
...forms. (11 2/3 hours) By the 5-somite...
...(48 – 72 hours) Hatching occurs asynchronously...
...asynchronously Long-pec (48 hours) By the Long-pec...
...formed by 24 hours of back to...
...just after 10 hours of development, and...
...of a few hours, you should be...
...apparent by 10 hours of development, just...
...neural keel (13 hours), and then a...
...neural rod (16 hours). This rod secondarily...
...(beginning at 18 hours when the embryo...
...neuromeres. By 18 hours, there should be...
...identified by 18 hours (18-somite stage; Figure...
...arches Following 24 hours, the embryo begins...
...Also at 24 hours, the developing tail...
...mounds at 30 hours of development (prim-15...
...prominent by 48 hours (long-pec stage; Figure...
...at about 40 hours of development. Between...
...48 and 72 hours, the embryo hatches....
...48 and 72 hours of development. By...
...development. By 48 hours, the pectoral fin...