Brain
Central control center for thought, learning and neural processing.
THREE GERM LAYERS
Ectoderm
Forms the nervous system, sensory structures and the outer layer of the body
The ectoderm is one of the three germ layers in early embryonic development. It gives rise to the nervous system, sensory structures and the epidermis (outer layer of the skin).
- Brain
- Sensory structures
- Nervous system
- Skin (epidermis)
REPAIR · REGENERATE · REJUVENATE
ectoderm-derived
systems
Nervous system · Sensory structures · Epidermis
KEY DERIVATIVES & STRUCTURES
Nervous system
Transmits nerve signals and coordinates body functions.
Spinal cord
Connects the brain and body and participates in reflexes.
Skin (epidermis)
Forms the outer layer of the skin and its protective barrier.
Sensory structures
Enable vision, hearing, smell, taste and touch.
From cellular potential
to a healthier tomorrow.
Ectoderm research explores the development of the nervous system, sensory structures and epidermal tissues, providing important insights into human development and regenerative science.
REPAIR · REGENERATE · REJUVENATE