The phrase "abnormal embryonic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to developmental biology, medicine, or genetics to describe atypical characteristics or conditions during the embryonic stage of development.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of environmental factors on abnormal embryonic development in laboratory mice."
Alternatives: "irregular embryonic" or "atypical embryonic".
Remarkably, Commd1 knockout mice are embryonically lethal, and show abnormal embryonic development, including placental defects.
Sprouty-4 expression inhibited branching and sprouting of small vessels, resulting in abnormal embryonic development.
Changes in these forces, or how cells respond to them, can result in abnormal embryonic development and diseases in adults.
Second, using sophisticated optical imaging methods, he studies abnormal embryonic heart function in different animal models of human disease, including Xenopus (tadpole) and Drosophila (fruit fly).
The abnormal embryonic development included a large variation of malformations like edema, acephaly, compressed and distorted spinal cord and cyclops (Fig. 1B).
In fact, mutations in genes that affect proliferation rate during this period often result in missing of mesoderm, abnormal embryonic development and early embryonic lethality [39].
In the present study, we found that uterine-specific deletion of Rbpj, the nuclear transducer of Notch signaling, resulted in abnormal embryonic-uterine orientation and decidual patterning at post-implantation stages, leading to substantial embryo loss.
We identified 67 differentially-expressed transcripts and several candidate pathways associated with abnormal early embryonic development.
However, no study has directly investigated changes in gene expression associated with abnormal early embryonic development or growth retardation of embryos.
Abnormal migration of embryonic cells during fetal development may affect the final structure and connectivity of the brain, resulting in alterations in the neural circuits that control thought and behavior.
We report here characterization of the zebrafish mutant endzoneb431 (enzb431;enz), which was isolated based on the abnormal appearance of embryonic chromatophores.
