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Gall bladder (GB) was not investigated. Results: At seven GW, a hepato\u2010pancreatic bud (HPB) was seen near the hepatic hilus. At eight GW, embryonic EBD, GB and pacreas developed from HPB. Portal veins (PV) and hepatic arteries (HAs) were present in EBD at eight GW. Liver parenchyma was already present in seven GW. At eight GW, EBD at porta hepatis (PH) was already established; PH EBD was derived from ductal plate (DP). The distal and middle EBD gradually develeped and took shape of EBD at nine GW. In PH, cystic and hepatic ducts developed from DP at eight GW. EBD developed further, accompanying many nerve fibers (NF) at PH and distal and middle EBD. Apparent PV and HA were seen around 12 GW. Around 20 GW, HA and capillaries proliferated, giving rise to peribiliary capillary plexus (PCP) in all parts of EBD. EBD grew gradually further, and around 30 GW extrahepatic peribiliary glands (EPG) emerged from EBD but not from cystic duct. Around 36 GW, exocrine pancreatic acinar cells emerged from remodeled DP at PH. At term (40 GW), EBD was established but was as yet immature. Numerous NF were present around EBD. Histochemically, EBD epithelium had no mucins at 7\u201312 GW but contained neutral and acidic mucins at 23\u201340 GW. EPG had abundant neutral and acidic mucins. Immunohistochemically, alpha\u2010fetoprotein (AFP) was consistently positive in the epithelial and mesenychyma. The NF and muscles of HPB present at seven GW were positive for neural cell adhesion molecule (NCAM), neuron\u2010specific enolase (NSE), platelet\u2010derived growth factor receptor\u2010\u03b1 (PDGFRA), and KIT, but they disappeared in nine GW. Expressions of cytokeratin (CK) seven and CK19 in EBD and EPG were slight or none, while expression of CK8 was moderate, and that of CK18 was strong. NF were positive for NCAM, NSE, synaptophysin, and chromogranin, and PDGFRA. MUC1 and MUC6 apomucins were noted in EBD and EPG. EPG contained numerous endocrine cells positive for chromogranin, synaptophysin, NCAM and NSE. A few endocrine cells positive for these antigens were seen in EBD. Numeous KIT\u2010positive stem cells (SC) were seen in PH, EBD, PV, HA, PCP, and EPG. NCAM\u2010positive and bcl\u20102\u2010positive SC were also located in these structures. Epithelial cells of EBD and EPG showed expressions of MET, PDGFRA, CA19\u20109, MUC1, MUC2, MUC6, KIT, bcl\u20102, and ErbB2. No expressions of HepPar1, carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), and epithelial membrane antigen (EMA) were noted. <jats:italic>Conclusions<\/jats:italic>: Although the findings have limitatios because this study of humans are descriptive one, the present data suggest that the processes of the development and differentiation of EBD system may be associated with EBD SC, CK prolifes, SFC\/KIT signaling, HGF\/MET signaling, PDGRa\/PDGFRA signaling, fibroblast growth factor\/ErbB2 signaling, neuroendocrine lineage, NF differentiation, pancreatic aninar cell differentiation, PCP differentiation, MUC apomucins differentiation, and expressions of AFP and CA19\u20109. HepPar1, EMA and CEA were not involved in them. <jats:italic>Microsc. Res. 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