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embryonic membrane

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embryonic membrane


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At the moment, her embryonic membrane could be ruptured; so we have given her medicines to make it stronger," the doctor said.
The embryo measures 125 [+ or -] 5 [micro]m (I-E) and the distance between the embryonic membrane (I-EM) and the external capsule (I-C) is 20 [micro]m.
Tiered market emerges The embryonic membrane market calls for a range of cost-performance and leaves room for numerous options, says Charles Stone, advanced materials v.
 
 
 
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