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embryonic stage |
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embryonic stage, (in embryology) the interval of time from fertilization to the eighth week. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| It's amazing for biological reason that it's possible to turn an adult mouse or human cell back directly into an embryonic stem cell-like cell without going through an embryonic stage," Hochedlinger said. C contended that their mothers, who lived nearby, were exposed during the embryonic stage of their pregnancies to toxic materials that were disturbed during the course of the D's reclamation and decontamination programme, thus causing the deformities. These, they claim, will help eliminate genetic diseases (while they regard the human element of the embryonic stage as not really human at all); and on the other, there are members of Gordon Brown's caucus, including several cabinet members, and leading officials of the Catholic, Anglican, Evangelical and Muslim communities, who are resolutely opposed to any measures that attack the dignity of individual lives. |
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