embryo|embryos in English

noun

[em·bry·o || 'embrɪəʊ]

fetus, young of a human or animal in its early stages; beginning stage

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1. Culture of Adventives Embryos from Polyembryonic Seeds: Besides the zygotic embryo produced from egg cell, some additional embryos are produced from nuclear tissue in polyembryonic seed like lemons and oranges

2. If the embryos were cultured to Blastocyst after day 5 the goal becomes evaluating each embryo for optimal Blastocyst development for a successful IVF.

3. The essential feature of all types of Agamospermy is that meiosis and fertilization are circumvented, so that the embryo (or embryos) which develops in …

4. Female Chimeras can be XX/XX (two fused female embryos) or XX/XY (where the XX embryo cells form the gonads, producing a cat that appears physically female)

5. In normal embryos, after initial Archenteron invagination the basal ends of the bottle cells at the edge of the blastopore develop processes that interact with the inside wall of the embryo to extend the Archenteron toward the aboral pole of the embryo

6. In this study, the aim is to optimize the systems of IVM, IVF of oocytes and IVC of embryos in ovine and further promote embryo biology engineer development.

7. They are also carried further afield through water and air systems, vectors such as insects, or the semen, ova and embryos used in artificial insemination, ovum donation or embryo transfer.

8. He then shook four-cell urchin embryos apart, and produced four complete embryos.

9. A human embryo

10. As planned, 0.2 million embryos, 13 thousand internal embryos, 7000 preternaturally and collect ovum produced embryos will be produced annually when the project finished.

11. Blastocyst or extended embryo culture involves keeping the embryos at the laboratory until day 5 or 6 of development, when they reach a stage that is known as Blastocyst, hence the name

12. The embryos are safe here.

13. 1 Embryos grow by cell division .

14. Centriole structure in Drosophila embryos and testes

15. Embryo spirally coiled, almost Acotyledonous

16. Germinal disc (where embryo starts)

17. The embryo lymph cyst is one kind of rarer embryo subnormal because the lymphatic system obstruction.

18. Cloned early-stage human embryos¿and human embryos generated only from eggs, in a process called parthenogenesis¿now put …

19. He spoke during the debate on a government amendment to change the name of 'inter-species' embryos to 'human-Admixed' embryos.

20. The growth of Coleorhizae of smaller embryos

21. Animal mitosis, Anaphase, 250x, whitefish embryo

22. The system already exists in embryo.

23. After having treated these older embryos with acidic buffer solutions (pH 4), the embryonal body is selectively killed and the surviving suspensor cells regain mitotic activity and develop into a new embryo with cotyledons and an allorhizic root pole.

24. 6 For older embryos, 100% serum is advisable.

25. Seeds 1-6, embryo coiled, Acotyledonous