The phrase "analysis of the embryonic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biological or developmental studies, particularly when discussing the examination of embryonic development or characteristics.
Example: "The analysis of the embryonic stages provides crucial insights into developmental biology."
Alternatives: "study of the embryonic" or "examination of the embryonic".
In the remainder of this paper, we present new information regarding the normal development of mouse vasculature that was obtained from analysis of the embryonic mouse vascular atlas.
Microarray analysis of the embryonic cell cultures were investigated in the absence or presence of SRY, TCF21 or TCF21 with its potential binding partner TCF12/REB-alpha.
In addition, the analysis of the embryonic somatic musculature of ΔC3GMS mutant embryos, employing anti-β3-tubulin antibodies, failed to reveal any obvious defects also in this muscle type (Figure 4A and B).
On the other hand, since histological analysis of the embryonic liver of IRE1α CKO mice previously failed to find abnormality [18], we performed phenotype analysis of the liver of IRE1α CKO mature mice by measurement of serum AST and ALT, observation of HE-stained sections, and analysis of the expression of lipid metabolism-related genes.
The analysis of the embryonic genome can potentially drastically change prenatal diagnostics [ 2].
This technique allows the analysis of the embryonic genome (specific genes or chromosomes), but is complicated by the high levels of chromosomal mosaicism that occurs at this stage of preimplantation development.
Re-analysis of the embryonic brain ChIP-Seq data published by Yang et al. according to the parameters we applied to our data set (see 'Materials and methods') identified the motif shown in Figure 7A.
Analysis of the younger embryonic stages did not reveal any significant differences between the analyzed alleles.
RNA-seq analysis of the individual embryonic transcriptome is feasible and presents valuable insights into gene expression, variation and regulation of the early developmental transcriptome.
High-resolution ultrasound has been used to measure cardiovascular performance in adult zebrafish [ 17], and technically could be applied to the analysis of the zebrafish embryonic cardiovascular system.
Since 2007, a number of live embryos of the Japanese inshore hagfish, Eptatretus burgeri, have been obtained, and these have provided an opportunity to conduct intensive molecular cloning and analysis of the hagfish embryonic gene expression patterns [ 29- 31].
