"A human fetus," Raya responded.
For more information on the human fetus, see pregnancy.
A Massachusetts law, enacted in 1974, prohibits using "any live human fetus" in experiments.
Certain genetic disorders of the human fetus may cause birth of the infant before full term.
The human fetus, at least, produces a specialized temporary embryonic skin, known as the periderm.
At the equivalent of twenty-three weeks for a human fetus, lambs were encased in the Biobag: the oldest of these animal subjects is now a year old.
In the movie's eye-catching opener, the directors riffle through a veritable catalog of timely snapshots, some obvious (a smoggy skyline), others less so (a human fetus).
In 1994, Bruner teamed up with Noel Tulipan, a pediatric neurosurgeon at Vanderbilt, to perform the first surgery for spina bifida on a human fetus.
In last week's debate, Republicans insisted that their bill on harming a human fetus was an antiviolence measure not directly related to abortion.
Johanna de Vries, a professor of obstetrics at Vrije University Amsterdam, has discovered that the human fetus yawns during its first trimester in the womb.
Hei tiki, small neck pendant in the form of a human fetus, used by the Maori of New Zealand as a fertility symbol.
