Sentence examples for her ova from inspiring English sources
Her ova were fine, but it was unlikely that she would ever bear a child; E.'s eggs were failing, but her womb was healthy.
When I read the story of a young American woman selling her ova for $7,000 in order to pay off her credit cards, I kept thinking about the young women I met in China.
Scully seeks a second opinion from her doctor, Dr. Parenti, and is told that her ova might be viable with a sperm donor.
In the fifth season, Scully indeed learns that she is a mother, albeit accidentally, after her ova was harvested following her abduction in second season, and an alien/human hybrid named Emily is the result.
In a flashback, Fox Mulder David Duchovnyy) tells Scully that her abduction (in the second season episodes "Ascension and "One Breath") has rendered her infertile, as her ova were harvested for genetic experiments.
A consequence of female multiple-mating is that ejaculates from different males may overlap in the female's reproductive tract and compete to fertilize her ova (sperm competition; [8]).
After critical swimming speed testing (in the first five blocks) or after behaviour (blocks 6 10), we killed each female by immersion in an ice slurry, dissected her and counted her mature ova.
As expected, CTL bulk cultures sensitised with ACE from the HER-2/neu− Ova-4 and Ova-5 tumours did not recognise any of the HER-2/neu peptides tested.
Perhaps the cryogenic preservation of eggs, still fairly primitive, will improve enough so that a woman can bank her young ova for future use.
Both parameters were comparable to those of CTL induced by ACE from the HER-2/neu-overexpressing Ova-1, Ova-2 and Ova-3 primary tumours.
However, according to the serotyping, only the HLA-A2.1 subtype was shared between the primary HER-2/neu-overexpressing Ova-1, Ova-2 and Ova-3 tumours (which served as source for the ACE preparation) and the SKOV3 or SKBR3 tumour cell lines and therefore only HER-2/neu peptide-specific and HLA-A2.1-restricted CTL clones would have a chance to recognise them.
