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‘The Embryonic Disk’ is an electronic learning resource that can function as a low cost, interesting, interactive alternative to a textbook in many human embryology study programmes Structure & content Study tools It is available world-wide as a CD-ROM for Windows Buy online now Version 3.41 is now on sale The new version Users & comments		Prices:   Within UK: £14.26 (includes first-class mail) Rest of Europe: 16.70 GBP (includes airmail) Rest of World: 17.75 GBP (includes airmail)

Author: Dr Jeremy Cook, Cell & Developmental Biology, University College London
E-mail:   j.cook@ucl.ac.uk

News and FAQs: (updated 4 May 2011)

Version 3.41 has the same learning content as 2.41 but has been adapted to run under the latest version of ToolBook (10.5) to make it compatible with the most recent Microsoft operating systems, including 64-bit Windows 7. Licensed institutional users of versions 2.40 or 2.41 are welcome to e-mail me for upgrade details. While version 3.41 remains on sale I will supply it free, on request, to any personal user who placed an on-line order after July 2010 and received version 2.41.

* Trouble finding ‘Runtime Library’ files with non-English-language Windows?
* Trouble with the Index in ver 2.12a or earlier?

Topics include:  
conception, contraception, development, developmental biology, education, embryo, embryogenesis, embryology, fertilization, fetus, foetus, human embryo, implantation, multimedia, organogenesis, placenta, prenatal development, prenatal diagnosis, stem cells

Used by students of:  
dentistry, medicine, midwifery, nursing, osteopathy, physiotherapy and speech science