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Zebrafish Development
Fertilization
Activated zebrafish
embryo (Arrow indicates
point of sperm entry)
Zygote is formed
200 μm
Poleo G A et al. Biol Reprod 2001;65:961-966
©2001 by Society for the Study of Reproduction
Cleavage Stage
The fertilized egg
undergoes synchronous
cleavage
This is series of extremely
rapid mitotic divisions
where the enormous
volume of zygote
cytoplasm is divided into
numerous smaller cells
Blastula Stage
Blastula stages begin at the
eighth division (128 cell stage)
Asynchronous cell division
begins
Cells begin to differentiate
Blastula Stage
Blastula Stage
Fate map
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Gastrulation
Gastrulation is a series of
extensive cell
rearrangements.
As a result of gastrulation,
the embryo contains three
germ layers: the ectoderm,
the endoderm, and the
mesoderm
Gastrulation
Segmentation
The somites develop
(precursor to the
vertebrae) , the
rudiments of the
primary organs
become visible, the
tail bud becomes
more prominent
and the embryo
elongates
Pharyngula
The embryo is most evidently now a bilaterally organized creature
The nervous system is hollow and expanded anteriorly
The brain is now sculptured into 5 lobes
Hatching
Embryo continues to grow at about the same rate
Rapidly developing rudiments of the pectoral fins, the jaws, and
the gills
One Day Embryo
Two Day Embryos
Three Day Embryos
Newly Hatched 3 Day Zebrafish
Adult Zebrafish