Synonyms
Examples for "embryo"
Examples for "embryo"
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And it certainly won't fix genetic problems that can affect embryo viability.
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Over twelve thousand seven hundred children already, either decanted or in embryo.
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Since the EU is at best a state-in-embryo, its currency's fragility remains.
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In vitro fertilization and embryo transfer technology can help to achieve pregnancy.
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Mathematical models enable us to understand many features of a growing embryo.
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A cognition is either an intuition or a conception (intuitus vel conceptus).
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Specifically, active MMP2 in the endometrium may determine the allocation of growth factors supporting conceptus development.
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Selectins are also involved in attachment of the conceptus to the endometrium and subsequent placental development.
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For this reason we ought to call these conceptions, conceptions of comparison (conceptus comparationis).
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Maternally provisioned environmental conditions and signals affect conceptus, fetoplacental and postnatal development from the time of conception until weaning.
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Result: a fertilized egg with healthy mitochondria and its parents' nuclear DNA.
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She will want a story with more weight than a fertilized egg.
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Loosen any fertilized egg that wanted to attach itself inside of her?
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Let us consider this fertilized egg-thecontributions of the father and the mother.
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Nearly three years had elapsed since he was a fertilized egg.
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All work by preventing ovulation, not by stopping the implantation of a fertilized egg.
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The evidence is strongest that copper IUDs can prevent implantation of a fertilized egg.
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The sperm jumped aboard as the yolk traveled by, and there: a fertilized egg.
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Coleochaete sp., fertilized egg with investment of filaments.
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In 1999, it approved a label saying the drug can prevent implantation of a fertilized egg.
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Implantation of the fertilized egg into the maternal uterus is a crucial step in pregnancy establishment.
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For those unfamiliar with personhood amendments, they are bills that define a fertilized egg as a person.
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One technique, pioneered at Newcastle University in England, starts with a fertilized egg whose mitochondria contain mutations.
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If fertilization takes place, the fertilized egg buries itself in the wall and development of the embryo proceeds.
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That scientific question is deceptively simple: whether certain forms of birth control prevent conception or destroy a fertilized egg.
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In exactly a week, the fertilized egg would have reached its full growth and been expelled from Mai's body.
