Jak zaczyna się życie. Historia embriologii - Szymon Drobniak

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Korzenie embriologii sięgają XVII-wiecznej teorii preformacji, zgodnie z którą męskie komórki rozrodcze zawierają miniaturowe kopie dorosłego organizmu (tzw. homunkulusa). Rozwój mikroskopii i metod eksperymentalnych pozwolił jednak odrzucić tę koncepcję i zapoczątkować naukowe badanie niezwykle dynamicznych pierwszych etapów życia organizmów.  W swoim wykładzie dr. Szymon Drobniak opowie o początkach nowożytnej embriologii oraz przedstawi historię odrzucenia teorii preformacji oraz rekapitulacji. 

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