embryonic development
collocation in Englishmeaningsofembryonicanddevelopment
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embryonic
adjective
uk/ˌem.briˈɒn.ɪk/us/ˌem.briˈɑː.nɪk/
relating to ...
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development
noun
uk/dɪˈvel.əp.mənt/us/dɪˈvel.əp.mənt/
the process in which someone or something grows or changes and becomes ...
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It was supposed that this approach may test a general model situation in other studies of impairment of cell nucleus function inembryonicdevelopment.
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Many factors may influence the acquisition of oocyte competence during in vitro maturation, which can be assessed by the subsequentembryonicdevelopment.
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These oocytes, fertilizable in a high percentage, exhibited normalembryonicdevelopment.
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Effects of epidermal growth factor on earlyembryonicdevelopmentafter in vitro fertilization of oocytes collected from ewes treated with follicle stimulating hormone.
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Both these types of spermatogenic cell can fertilise oocytes, but they do not have oocyte activating factor forembryonicdevelopment.
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During early events ofembryonicdevelopment, activated zygotes were compared to in vitro fertilized ones.
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The stages during germ cell differentiation, fertilisation andembryonicdevelopmentduring which erasure, establishment and maintenance of imprinting occur are shown.
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Characterization of proteins secreted by sheep oviduct epithelial cells and their function inembryonicdevelopment.
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The mechanism of phosphate action onembryonicdevelopmentis not well understood.
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It is retained even after fertilisation, but is lost completely at the 8-cell stage ofembryonicdevelopment.
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Ability of monolayers to supportembryonicdevelopmentwas not affected by freezing-thawing of oviduct cells.
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He offered a bold theory, buoyed by its consistency with the data ofembryonicdevelopment.
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These data corroborate the observations of previous reports and stress the important role of incubation temperature in theembryonicdevelopmentof fish species.
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It is interesting to speculate that, in those cases with associated neural tube defects, the migrational disturbance occurred earlier inembryonicdevelopment.
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This layer is greatly important for theembryonicdevelopmentof teleost eggs.
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Inhibition of polyisoprenoid and glycoprotein synthesis causes abnormalembryonicdevelopment.
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These experiments demonstrated that diploidy alone is not sufficient for normalembryonicdevelopment, but that both the maternal and paternal genomes are required.
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Effects of glycine onembryonicdevelopmenthave already been investigated and are variable from species to species.
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Our observations suggest an association between separation of parental chromosomes and differential activities of methylation and demethylation during earlyembryonicdevelopmentof the mouse.
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Effects of embryo density and coculture of unfertilized oocytes onembryonicdevelopmentof in-vitro fertilized mouse embryos.
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