Sentences with phrase «cells as newborns»

Previous research in mice with a similar type of infertility found that although they had germ cells as newborns, these germ cells were quickly depleted.

The Stanford findings suggests that the infertile men may have had at least a few functioning germ cells as newborns or infants.

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As parents gaze at their newborn; talk gently; use soft, higher - pitched voices; and are positive, warm, and encouraging, their brain's gray matter, or cell bodies, actually grow in the emotion and thought regions that support parenting behaviors.

Newborns typically have loose junctures between the cells of the stomach lining, so during the first few months of life, these junctures grow tighter as your baby's protective tummy barrier matures.

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You should receive a visit from your midwife in your first few days after bringing baby home, where he or she will assess your baby's health, weigh your newborn to ensure they are putting on enough weight and give baby a heel prick test to check for rare conditions such as cystic fibrosis, sickle cell disease and thyroid deficiency.

Most newborns experience some degree of jaundice as their extra red blood cells are broken down.

Newborns become jaundiced in the first few days because the enzyme in the liver maybe immature and does a process of breaking down these red blood cells as rapidly.

Between birth and a child's first birthday, her brain nearly triples in size as torrents of newborn nerve cells create neural pathways.

Bone marrow cells and newborn babies» umbilical cords are being considered as sources for laboratory blood, but those are limited in quantity and useful only to the donor, while hESCs could prove to be an unlimited source of universally transfusable blood.

We are introduced to monolaurin as newborns and throughout infancy through human milk, and this compound serves as a strong antimicrobial agent and stabilizes mammalian cell walls.