Limb Development
Limb development is the formation and growth of the appendages of the body such as arms and legs. It is an integral part of embryonic and fetal development, and is essential for normal physical development. Limb development is regulated by a number of factors, including genetic information and hormonal signals. It is also important for motor and sensory development, as well as for balance, coordination and posture. Limb development is essential for the development of fine motor skills and is important for coordinated movement of the body. Its significance has many applications, such as in prosthetic limb design, physical therapy, and for determining birth defects.
← International Journal of Bone and Mineral Metabolism