Histology and Embryology

The Histology and Embryology Department is dedicated to the study of microscopic anatomy and the development of organisms from fertilization to birth. The department's research areas include cellular and tissue morphology, molecular mechanisms of development, and regenerative medicine. Researchers in the department utilize advanced imaging and molecular techniques to investigate the structure and function of cells, tissues, and organs, as well as the processes underlying embryonic development. The department is committed to fostering a collaborative research environment and promoting interdisciplinary interactions. In addition to its research activities, the Histology and Embryology Department plays a key role in training future histologists and embryologists, and in providing education in microscopic anatomy and developmental biology.