rat-and-human-comparative-development

 

Rat-and-human-comparative-development

The objective of this project is to study the temporal  relationship of development between humans and rats.  Our approach  involves analyzing the time frame required for a common set of  developmental markers to be achieved in both species. To gather data, we  conducted a bibliographic survey and compared our findings with other  databases existing in the literature about the same topic. The resulting  databases were carefully curated and integrated, providing a  comprehensive timeline of rat development that spans the prenatal,  perinatal, and postnatal periods. In total, the dataset includes 497  individual dates for each species, making it the most comprehensive  study of its kind to date.

Now the preprint of the manuscript is available at: https://doi.org/10.1101/2023.04.11.536227

The database will be publicly available and free to use after peer-review and acceptance of the manuscript. Also we developed an interactive dashboard with plotly https://vazquez-borsetti.github.io/rat-and-human-comparative-development/