… , and growth. We discuss here the case for a Pediatric Cell Atlas as part of the Human Cell
… spatial characterization of gene expression across human tissues and organs. Such data …

… human growth. After covering the history, philosophy, and biological principles of human
development… years of age, the infant phase, growth decelerates rapidly from its maximum value …

… After a period of constant growth rate, the peak of the ‘mid-childhood spurt’ (greater for girls
than boys) signifies a transition into a new growth decelerating phase at age 4.5 years for …

… We view HD as the central objective of human activity and economic growth as potentially
a … can make a critical contribution to economic growth. There are thus two distinct causal …

… The most easily measured component of the later phases of the growth spurt is myelination
which has awaited the establishment of a glial cell population. In the rat the phase of rapid …

… Especially in its early phases, but also throughout the life course, human … As children grow
older, their developmental capacities increase both in level and range; therefore, to continue …

… changing contexts and human development. Context refers to … Human development entails
patterns of growth and adaptation … , coupled with the dramatic growth of longitudinal studies, …

… In this book, human growth refers to changes in physical size … Human development refers to
changes in ability or functional … growth phase is marked by a sudden increase in growth veloc…

… develop and grow as we age. In findings of longitudinal studies): the Chapter 3 Genes,
environment and the Table 1.5 we highlightsome of the Australian Temperament Project …

… human development and the influence of these contributions for contemporary research and
application in developmental … for their comprehensive exam on human development. In this …