Usage of "human fetus"

русский

фетальный период

португальский

fetos

испанский

feto

каталонский

fetal

Prenatal human between the embryonic state and birth.

фетальный период

Использование термина human fetus на английском

The direct target cells of ZIKV in the developing human fetus are not clear. 
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Literature data suggest that water accumulation by the human fetus is driven by osmotic gradients of small solutes. 
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Cartilage and muscle samples were obtained from human fetus, infant and adult cadavers, and from fetal and mature sheep. 
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Ebersbach, in the Ephemerides of 1717, describes a necropsy in which a human fetus was found contained in the bladder. 
 Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 

The study was designed to examine whether alcohol use during pregnancy affects cytokine synthesis and secretion in the human fetus. 
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Growth retardation in the human fetus associated with maternal cardiovascular disease is frequently accompanied by birth asphyxia and perinatal mortality. 
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An exceptional case of a duplicate Meckel's cartilage in a human fetus, with a C-R length of 57 mm, is studied. 
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They moved on toward the next exhibit, and Jeremy saw that they'd been looking at a human fetus in a jar. 
 Funland 

The authors have undertaken a 24-hour study to identify the normal variation in fetal bladder volumes in the healthy, term human fetus. 
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Ankylosis of the articulations, a rare and curious anomaly, has been seen in the human fetus by Richaud, Joulin, Bird, and Becourt. 
 Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 

However, EGFR was shown to be widely expressed in the human fetus, evidence that this gene plays an important role in early development. 
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It illustrates the fact that studies of congenital CMV infection have provided a proof of principle that the human fetus can develop … 
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In addition to the familiar caudal projection of the human fetus, Dickinson mentions a group of other vestigial remains of a former state of things. 
 Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 