Sentence examples for derived from the embryos from inspiring English sources
It would be on stem cells derived from the embryos, not on the embryos themselves.
This is his federally financed laboratory, where he studies stem cells derived from the embryos of rhesus monkeys and marmosets.
Last summer, to get around that ban, the Clinton administration issued a ruling that said the government could pay for research on cells derived from the embryos, so long as federally financed scientists did not work on the embryos themselves.
In spite of the fact that the transcriptome sequences were derived from the embryos of a single cultivar (Honghezi), we were able to obtain a moderate rate of success for marker validation, which indicates that a high percentage of success would be achieved if the transcriptome sequences were based on multiple genotypes.
Resistance to restriction enzymes was significantly high in the amplicons derived from the embryos injected with ΔNΔC, ΔNΔC-ELD/KKR, or ΔNΔC-ELD-S/KKR-S mRNAs, and the resistance activity with ΔNΔC-ELD-S/KKR-S was significantly lower than that with ΔNΔC-ELD/KKR.
Environmental influences derived from the embryo itself include cellular signals that consist of diffusible molecular factors (see below Neuronal development).
Contigs and singlets derived from the embryo ESTs are given the prefixes FC and FS, respectively, followed by a number.
The plastid defects seen in sco1-1 and sco1-4 are most pronounced in seedling cells that were derived from the embryo.
Clearly, we can expect that there will be some overlap in the genes expressed in the sequences derived from the embryo and head library.
Similar to binding of Ctcf, we observe allele-specific enrichment of HMODs at DMR2 in extraembryonic tissues but not in chromatin derived from the embryo.
In CD144 expressing cells of the embryo (day 9.5) we observed significant overlap in the endothelial-specific genes and transcription factors upregulated in the CD144 positive cells derived from the embryo and differentiating EBs at day 6.5.
