BAS108
Embryology
Basic principles and mechanisms of human development from conception to shortly after birth are discussed. The normal development of each of the body's systems is reviewed, and examples of how abnormal development may occur are given. (Corequisite: BAS121)
| Full time program | IMG Delivery | |
| Year/Term | 1st Year | |
| Credit value | 1.5 | |
| Prerequisites | ||
| Corequisites | BAS121 |
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