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2000
This comprehensively updated and expanded second edition builds on its successful and popular predecessor, retaining the practical features which made the first edition such an essential guide to IVF. The edition describes additions to the range of ART clinical treatments, including the use of testicular and epididymal sperm, blastocyst stage transfer,
Kay Elder, Brian Dale
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This comprehensively updated and expanded second edition builds on its successful and popular predecessor, retaining the practical features which made the first edition such an essential guide to IVF. The edition describes additions to the range of ART clinical treatments, including the use of testicular and epididymal sperm, blastocyst stage transfer,
Kay Elder, Brian Dale
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Nature, 1980
Cloned capillary endothelial cells, cultured in tumour-conditioned medium, form capillary tubes. By light and electron microscopy these tubes resemble capillaries in vivo. This first demonstration of angiogenesis in vitro: (1) shows that all the information necessary to develop an entire capillary network in vitro is expressed by one cell type; (2 ...
J, Folkman, C, Haudenschild
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Cloned capillary endothelial cells, cultured in tumour-conditioned medium, form capillary tubes. By light and electron microscopy these tubes resemble capillaries in vivo. This first demonstration of angiogenesis in vitro: (1) shows that all the information necessary to develop an entire capillary network in vitro is expressed by one cell type; (2 ...
J, Folkman, C, Haudenschild
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Science, 2017
Developmental Biology Pluripotent embryonic stem cells (ESCs) can differentiate into any adult cell type; however, aggregates of these cells do not mimic embryonic architecture when grown in culture. To see whether mouse ESCs and their extraembryonic counterparts, trophoblast stem cells (TSCs), can recapitulate normal development, Harrison et al ...
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Developmental Biology Pluripotent embryonic stem cells (ESCs) can differentiate into any adult cell type; however, aggregates of these cells do not mimic embryonic architecture when grown in culture. To see whether mouse ESCs and their extraembryonic counterparts, trophoblast stem cells (TSCs), can recapitulate normal development, Harrison et al ...
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Immunology Today, 1983
Immunology Today, Vol. d, .No. 2, 1983 41 19 Subbarao, B., Mosier, D. E., Ahmed, A., Mond, J. J., Scher, I. and Paul, W. E. (1979)`7. Exp. Med. 149, 495 20 Mond, J. J., Lieberman, R., Inman, J. K., Mosier, D. E. and Paul, W. E. (1977),7. Exp. Med. 146, 1138 21 Boswell, H. S., Ahmed, A., Scher, I. and Singer, A. (1980) J. Immunol. 125, 1340 22 Singer, A.
J H, Robinson, R K, Jordan
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Immunology Today, Vol. d, .No. 2, 1983 41 19 Subbarao, B., Mosier, D. E., Ahmed, A., Mond, J. J., Scher, I. and Paul, W. E. (1979)`7. Exp. Med. 149, 495 20 Mond, J. J., Lieberman, R., Inman, J. K., Mosier, D. E. and Paul, W. E. (1977),7. Exp. Med. 146, 1138 21 Boswell, H. S., Ahmed, A., Scher, I. and Singer, A. (1980) J. Immunol. 125, 1340 22 Singer, A.
J H, Robinson, R K, Jordan
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In Vitro: Hemic Cells in Vitro.
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1970Inadequacies of the classical science of tissue morphology based on conventional microscopy were evident long before the advent of modern, integrated morphology. These inadequacies resulted mainly from the static nature of classical morphology: a cell or tissue studied by the conventional light microscope is not very informative about its past, its ...
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1973
Studies in vitro of oncogenic agents have attained an ever increasing importance mainly because of the precision and ease by which events at the cellular and sub-cellular level can be followed. This article will examine the relevance of such data for the understanding of a much more complicated process — the development of spontaneous malignant tumors ...
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Studies in vitro of oncogenic agents have attained an ever increasing importance mainly because of the precision and ease by which events at the cellular and sub-cellular level can be followed. This article will examine the relevance of such data for the understanding of a much more complicated process — the development of spontaneous malignant tumors ...
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Pharmaceutisch Weekblad Scientific Edition, 1986
The first quinolone compound, nalidixic acid, showed activity against a limited number of Gram-negative micro-organisms. 'One step' resistance developed in vitro and during treatment. Resistance was not mediated by transfer of R-plasmids, which is a characteristic of all quinolones.
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The first quinolone compound, nalidixic acid, showed activity against a limited number of Gram-negative micro-organisms. 'One step' resistance developed in vitro and during treatment. Resistance was not mediated by transfer of R-plasmids, which is a characteristic of all quinolones.
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 2018
In vitro maturation (IVM) is an in vitro fertilisation (IVF) technique modified to collect immature oocytes from antral follicles, with the final stages of meiosis completed during in vitro culture. The primary benefit of IVM is that it reduces gonadotrophin stimulation in the patient, thereby eliminating the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome ...
Melanie L. Walls, Roger J. Hart
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In vitro maturation (IVM) is an in vitro fertilisation (IVF) technique modified to collect immature oocytes from antral follicles, with the final stages of meiosis completed during in vitro culture. The primary benefit of IVM is that it reduces gonadotrophin stimulation in the patient, thereby eliminating the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome ...
Melanie L. Walls, Roger J. Hart
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International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, 2001
Cryogel is a physical gel formed by the heterophilic aggregation of extra domain A containing fibronectin (EDA(+)FN), plasma fibronectin (pFN), fibrinogen (Fbg) and heparin (Hep). Cryogelation is controlled by the interactions between each aggregate and the amount of aggregates.
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Cryogel is a physical gel formed by the heterophilic aggregation of extra domain A containing fibronectin (EDA(+)FN), plasma fibronectin (pFN), fibrinogen (Fbg) and heparin (Hep). Cryogelation is controlled by the interactions between each aggregate and the amount of aggregates.
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Current Protocols in Cell Biology, 1999
AbstractIn vitro analysis of transcription and the factors that play a role in transcription require preparation of an extract that faithfully reproduces in vivo transcription. This unit describes protocols for generating extracts of mammalian cells and Drosophila embryos that are competent for in vitro transcription reactions using naked DNA or ...
R T, Kamakaka, W L, Kraus
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AbstractIn vitro analysis of transcription and the factors that play a role in transcription require preparation of an extract that faithfully reproduces in vivo transcription. This unit describes protocols for generating extracts of mammalian cells and Drosophila embryos that are competent for in vitro transcription reactions using naked DNA or ...
R T, Kamakaka, W L, Kraus
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