Sentences with phrase «of a fertilized egg because»

The right amount of progesterone is critical for implantation of a fertilized egg because it keeps the uterine lining intact.

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Because they block creation of fertilized eggs, they would not meet abortion opponents» definition of abortion - inducing drugs.

And for an interesting look at the problem of categorizing the pill as an abortifacient, check out Libby Anne's piece on the topic, where she notes that «if your goal is to save «unborn babies,» and if you truly believe that a zygote — a fertilized egg — has the same value and worth as you or I — the only responsible thing to do is to put every sexually active woman on the pill,» because the pill actually reduces the number of zygotes naturally rejected by a woman's body.

Only with a religion would anyone think a fertilized egg is a person and deny an entire student body of health insurance because of it.

Only with religion would anyone think a fertilized egg is a person and deny an entire student body of insurance because of it.

This method involves removing the freshly fertilized nucleus from an egg that has little chance of further development because of age or disease and injecting it into the donor egg.

It benefits researchers, however, because Eggan's group found that the technique works on zygotes carrying an extra set of chromosomes, which can occur if two sperm fertilize an egg.

The fertilized eggs, donated by 87 patients, were unsuitable for implantation as part of in vitro fertility therapy, because they contained an extra set of chromosomes.

She and Feldmeier think that perhaps the flea lived so long because it was in a sort of developmental «waiting state,» expecting a male to find it and fertilize its mature eggs.

Even their genetic makeup isn't 100 percent identical, but it is highly similar, all because their fertilized egg once split in half and developed as two zygotes instead of one.

This doesn't achieve much in terms of controlling toad populations, because a single male can fertilize the clutches of many females — so the few lucky males that are left behind may have a pretty exciting life, and the number of fertilized eggs laid in that pond isn't reduced at all.

This legislation is notable because the Swiss Constitution broadly prohibits research using human embryos and even sets controls over the number of eggs that may be fertilized and developed outside a woman's body during fertility treatments.

This idea is dispelled because all the eggs of the female are released within 24 hours and implantation essentially occurs for all fertilized eggs at the same time.