CS 10 Gastrointestinal

CS 10 Gastrointestinal

Explore the embryonic development of the gastrointestinal system with this 3D model. This specialist model showcases the development of the human gastrointestinal system, based on the 3D Embryo atlas as published in Science. Designed for educational purposes, this model provide a look into Carnegie stage 10 of embryonic development. The model is based on Specimen 6330 from the Carnegie collection.

Each 3D model is cut on the sagittal plane, and contains small magnets enabling the use of the model as a complete 3D model as well as providing an up close view of all structures from the sagittal plane. As the 3D models were developed for educational purposes, interactive, digital versions of each model are available online. These online models are freely accessible on the 3D embryo atlas website, for the purpose of increasing the educational value of the 3D models as well as to enhance the educational experience.

Key Features:

• Profit: All profits from the sale of these 3D prints directly support further research into miscarriages and birth defects conducted by Dr. de Bakker’s research group. By choosing 3Dembryoprints, you are contributing to vital research that aims to improve pregnancy outcomes and prevent birth defects.
• Accuracy and Detail: Each model was created based on a real human embryo reference from the Carnegie collection to ensure anatomical accuracy, making them a reliable resource for medical and educational use. Providing clear insight into the intricate process of embryonic growth.
• Educational Utility: Ideal for use in classrooms and medical training, offering a tangible, visual aid to enhance learning and understanding. Free access to interactive online versions enhancing the educational experience.
• Material: Crafted from clear materials, these models allow for an unobstructed view of the organ systems in situ, making it easier to study and teach the development process.