Nevertheless, fertile experimental work from many different groups has introduced a number of promising novel therapeutic concepts utilizing these cells, such as in tissue engineering, cell transplantation, and gene therapy.
In a comparative study within Europe, Vitali et al. (2009) find that family-oriented women are the most fertile, whereas work-oriented women usually have fewer children or even no children at all (albeit the causal direction remains unclear).
The teams include some of the most fertile minds at work in architecture today.
Direct, tenacious and crystal clear, she makes a case for dancing that shows there's a fertile imagination at work inside a body.
The greatest disparity exists in this prosperous agricultural district of 500,000 people in northern India, where middle-class farmers work fertile land reminiscent of the American Great Plains.
This makes the study of the chemistry, biology and biochemistry of Ins Ps a very fertile field of work, with diverse applications.
In this work, fertile and sterile flower buds of pol CMS with a length of 0 1 mm were sequenced using the Illumina high-throughput sequencing platform, representing the first study of the pol CMS genome at the transcriptome level.
The exploration of new incentives and methods that optimize harvesting yield while mitigating its eco-evolutionary effects represent a fertile field of work in which evolutionary research may go hand in hand with the design, monitoring and evaluation of the impacts of such measures.
Using chemiluminescence, the most common method used to measure ROS levels in the seminal ejaculates [ 14], we have identified that ROS levels <90 Relative Light Units per second per million spermatozoa (RLU/s/ X 10 sperm) in the ejaculate are considered normal in fertile men (unpublished work).
