Sentences with phrase «large numbers of these embryos»

«We can now generate extremely large numbers of these embryos and study them in detail,» lead researcher Dr. Nicolas Rivron told the BBC.

After all, a very large number of embryos die of natural causes in their first month without our ever knowing about them, much less grieving for them.

This will allow easy preimplantation genetic diagnosis on a large number of embryos — or easy genome modification for those who want edited embryos instead of just selected ones.»

Not exact matches

By allowing a large number of ovulation ovum from a small number of female mice, it makes it easier to perform IVF and embryo transfers.

Many biological specimens, like the fruit fly embryo, are so opaque that they scatter large numbers of photons, filling pictures with static.

Despite the fact that there were a larger number of individually recognizable lipid containing structures in wild type embryos (Fig. 6D), the mean area of these structures in mutants was considerably larger (Fig. 6C).

But, by focusing on tissue obtained from mouse embryos, the Salk researchers were able for the first time to identify and isolate a sufficiently large number of fetal breast stem cells to begin to understand how their GPS works.