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The eggs then developed into early stage embryos that carried the beta thalassemia mutation.

Of 13 eggs injected with sperm from a now-deceased northern white rhino, four developed into blastocysts, or early embryos.

Four of the fertilized eggs began dividing and developed into early-stage embryos called blastocysts.

Ingested by the first intermediate host (a copepod), they develop into early L3 forms.

These may subsequently develop into early HCCs, and if left untreated, become advanced carcinomas.

The Valentinian system developed into Eastern and Western forms in greater complexity, although the earlier structure was similar to Pauline mystical theology, with its emphasis on the instrumentality of Christ's death and resurrection in effecting Christian deliverance.

The embryos seemed normal at their earliest stages, but none developed into a pregnancy when implanted.

Of course, some early bloomers may already have developed into larvae or nymphs.

He struggled with "anger management issues" early in his career but has developed into a shrewd, confident businessman, they say.

Reestablished in Freiburg early in the following century, it developed into a centre for the Catholic Enlightenment in south Germany.

At some point quite early in the Archaic period that institution developed into something still more definite, the proxenia.