Sentence examples for embryonic production from inspiring English sources

The effects on embryonic production were determined by counting the numbers of progeny that managed to hatch on either "WT control" plates or on atad-3 RNAi) atad-3 RNAiates.

Embryonic production of IFN-TAU is the primary signal for maternal recognition of pregnancy in buffaloes [ 23].

Another possibility is that Hox genes may have pleiotropic effects on the development of digits and the gonads, the latter of which influences the embryonic production of sex hormones.

This abnormal meiotic division of the oocyte leads to the production of genetically imbalanced gametes that are unable to continue meiosis or produce the amount of mRNAs necessary for their maturation and the development of reproductive abilities; for this reason, embryonic production in hybrids fails.

It is well established that RALDH2 is indispensable for embryonic RA production (Niederreither et al, 1999).

Exposure to low temperatures early in incubation not only appears to affect embryonic heat production (by influencing embryonic metabolic rates), but is also reported to influence embryonic and post-hatch development [ 3].

In addition, liver has a number of other functions, including the generation of red blood cells during embryonic development, production of various plasma proteins, detoxification of xenobiotics and phagocytosis of solid materials.

During gamete differentiation and embryonic development, light production is first detected in eggs [ 40], and again at a stage during embryonic development that is closely correlated with the initiation of comb plate growth, approximately 8 h post-fertilization (hpf) [ 38].

For the haematopoietic system, this involves examination of progenitor cells not only in the blood and marrow but also in the spleen and liver, which recapitulate embryonic blood cell production during stress haematopoiesis in the adult.

Using these conditions we compared the Aβ40 production in embryonic and adult rat brain membranes and found it to be four to five times higher in embryonic rat brain membranes compared to adult (Figure 2D).

Currently, German law (Embryonenschutzgesetz) prohibits the production of embryonic stem cells, but allows the use of imported material.