Sentence examples for fewer embryonic from inspiring English sources

Dr. Bovens also contends that opponents of abortion ought to favor barrier methods, like condoms, because these are likely to cause fewer embryonic deaths.

Selection for a smaller total number of recessive alleles carried by an animal, rather than a lower frequency of homozygous recessive genotypes, could result in fewer embryonic losses [ 15].

She was one of the few embryonic stem cell researchers in the world.

The tumors, he said, commonly result when egg cells spontaneously develop as though they had been fertilized, proceeding through the first few embryonic divisions.

In addition, the study revealed that very few embryonic progenitors give rise to the majority of the cells in different tissues.

So far, few embryonic cells have been successfully directed to form specific tissues.

In its first test, described online today in Science, the researchers used CRISPR-induced mutations to reveal a surprise: Many tissues and organs in adult zebrafish form from just a few embryonic cells.

Except for some r-strategy species such as the chicken [16], sea turtles [43], diverse fishes [20], frogs [80] [81] or crocodiles [82] [83] in general only a few embryonic specimens are available for k-strategy vertebrate species [compare Table S3].

In the zebra finch a few embryonic feather filaments are scattered over the body of the hatchling [ 43].

Adult mammalian cells can be reprogrammed to a pluripotent state by forcing the expression of a few embryonic transcription factors.

TESK1 exhibited a weak cytoplasmic positivity, primarily in tubular cells and a few embryonic kidney glomerular cells; in DKs, some glomerular cells were also positive.