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Modelling growth of chick embryo
, 1994 An attenuated parabolic model has been proposed for determining the chick embryo weight depending on the time of incubation: Wem=0.00019119t^4.3482 exp(-0.052409t).
Narushin, Valeriy G. +1 more
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Determinant molecular markers for peri-gastrulating bovine embryo development
, 2016 Session III: Between ET and pregnancy recongnition through elongation: impact on pregnancy outcome and/or early embryo mortalityInternational ...
Hue, Isabelle
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Cognitive Limits and the Beginning of Life [PDF]
The question which moral status the embryo has is of great practical significance because the possibility to justify a governmental prohibition of a set of important therapeutical and scientific measures depends on a special and therefore legal ...
Stefan Huster
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PAPERS COMMISSIONED FOR THE HUMAN EMBRYO RESEARCH PANEL, VOLUME II
, 1994 Contains the following papers: THE HISTORY, CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE DIRECTION OF RESEARCH INVOLVING HUMAN EMBRYOS, by Jonathan Van Blerkom; ETHICAL ISSUES IN HUMAN EMBRYO RESEARCH, by Bonnie Steinbock; CROSS-CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF POLICIES REGARDING ...
National Institutes of Health [NIH] (United States). Ad Hoc Group of Consultants to the Advisory Committee to the Director
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The Spare Embryo: A Red Herring in the Embryo Experimentation Debate
, 1993 Whenever embryo experimentation is discussed the question of whether it is preferable to use spare or specifically produced ('research') embryos for destructive embryo experimentation always enters the debate at some stage.
Holm, Soren
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, 2008 The traditional focus of pre-embryo research on reproductive problems has since radically expanded due to the advent of embryonic stem cell research.
Jordaan, Donrich W.
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Endocrine activity of d-aspartate in nonmammalian animals
, 2016 D-Aspartate is a natural D-amino acid endogenously present in animal tissues and able to bind to NMDA receptors. The biological actions of D-aspartate have been demonstrated in the central nervous system and in peripheral tissue where the amino acid is ...
DI FIORE, Maria Maddalena +7 more
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Embryonic stem cells: modelling effects ofearly embryo environment
, 2013 The Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) hypothesis proposes that embryonic environment can induce permanent changes in metabolism during development, increasing the risk of disease in adults. Adverse environments during critical stages of
Cox, Andrew
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Studies on nonmammalian nephrons
, 1982 The number of studies with segments of renal tubules from nonmammalian vertebrates isolated and perfused in vitro has increased substantially in recent years. These studies involve renal tubules from fish, amphibians, and reptiles.
William H. Dantzler
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The embryo in relationships: a French debate on stem cell research
, 2004 While many European countries are entering unknown legal terrain where the embryo in vitro is concerned, France can already look back on a long tradition of public discussion and legal codification of ways of dealing with in vitro embryos.
Maio, Giovanni
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