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Responsible teacher: Dr. Bence Rácz The aim of this course is to provide students with an understanding of the structural organization of eukaryotic cells and of the development of mammalian and avian embryos. The subject is divided into three parts in order to improve the bases obtained at high-school and generate new fields. The first