Sentence examples for making an embryo from inspiring English sources

Making an embryo was as much as the scientists believed they could achieve and as far as they wanted to go, Hall tells us.

"My interest is to demonstrate the biological process, to grow your own perfect embryonic stem cells in order to repair your own damaged tissues – but without making an embryo," Dr Vacanti said.

But it has nothing to do with the idea of making an embryo without using an egg cell.

No, scientists have not figured out how to make "motherless babies," nor have they gotten any closer to making an embryo without using an egg cell.

And by using an old animal's genes to make an embryo, scientists will gain new insights into ageing.

With therapeutic cloning, they would use patients' own DNA to make an embryo to yield stem cells that are a perfect tissue match.

Ireland's then politically influential anti-abortion lobby – in alliance with the Catholic church – forced the Fine Gael-Labour coalition under the late Garret FitzGerald to hold a national vote to in effect make an embryo into an Irish citizen.

Dr. Hopkins is aiming for a sweeping picture of the genes necessary to make an embryo, but individual members of her team and other collaborators are focusing on specific organs -- the ear, the heart and more.

Someday, if therapeutic cloning goes well, scientists would take a few cells from a person with a disease, say diabetes, and use them to make an embryo that would have the same genes as the sick person.

The researchers are only "a couple of years" away from getting to a place where they can make an embryo for their mammoth-like elephant, per The Guardian, which would actually be something new, rather than a resurrected woolly mammoth in the way you might expect given popular depictions of extinct species' resurrection in popular culture.

Their purposes in creating the cell lines, which require making an early human embryo, are to study how the diseases develop and also to see if replacement cells can be generated to repair the patient's own degenerating tissues.