Sentence examples for embryo cell from inspiring English sources

Dr. Steen Willadsen, a cloning pioneer in Windermere, Fla., said he cloned the first sheep from an embryo cell in the 1980's.

And by that time, labs expect to have DNA chips capable of reading hundreds or even thousands of genes simultaneously from a single embryo cell.

But one question lingers: When will another Dolly -- a clone of something older than a fetal or embryo cell -- be born?

The findings indicate anodizing efficiencies, from the period of embryo cell formation to major pore growth, in the range 58 74%.

But after Dr. Wolf's success with cloning the monkey embryo cell -- which neither he nor anyone else was ever able to repeat -- Dr. Wolf decided not to retire after all.

After a woman's eggs are removed from her ovaries and fertilized, a geneticist punctures each egg's coating and, with a glass needle, sucks out an embryo cell one-seventh the width of a hair.

In one site rabies vaccine (Purified chick embryo cell-culture rabies vaccine; Chiron Behring GmbH, Marburg, Germany), administered following a 0,1,2-month schedule, was used as a control.

The researchers remove the nucleus from a frog egg and replace it with the nucleus from a frog-embryo cell.

Recent improvements in wheat-embryo cell-free translation resulted in a highly productive system for protein preparation.

These results clarified sequence-specific functions of the endogenous N-terminal processing machinery in the scaled-up wheat-embryo cell-free translation system.

These investigations revealed that sequence specificity and efficiency of the N-terminal Met (N-Met) elimination in the cell-free system are similar to those reported from investigations in cellular systems or in the wheat-embryo cell-free protein expression system in analytical scale (∼10 μg protein product per ml).