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enucleated

adjective Referring to an eye that has been traumatically or surgically removed from the orbit. Cf Anucleated.
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Thirty-eight eyes were enucleated and 3 eyes were exenterated in group 1 v.
Retinoblastoma outcome at a single institution in South Africa
The enucleated tissue and operative time in this study were not different from that of naive HoLEP as previously reported, which indicated the operative efficiency was not inferior to that of conventional HoLEP.[sup.5]
Salvage Holmium laser enucleation of prostate to treat residual benign prostatic hyperplasia
Enucleated eyes were sent for histopathological confirmation.
Ultrasonography in diagnosis of retinoblastoma
(8) Using the technique of RNA interference, they were able to reversibly silence the functional expression of a gene called Cdx2 before the nucleus containing the gene was transferred into an enucleated egg.
Seeking consensus: a clarification and defense of altered nuclear transfer
(1996) by transferring the nuclei from cells of the mammal gland in to an enucleated ovocyte of another sheep.
Intentos de aplicar la clonacion en la conservacion de especies en riesgo de extincion
Finally, nuclear transplant ESCs are derived from blastocysts produced by the transfer of somatic cell nuclei into enucleated egg cells that are then stimulated to divide in a laboratory setting.
Biology meets ethics: the controversy behind human embr yonic stem cell research
The replication of murine coronaviruses in enucleated cells.
Topographic changes in SARS coronavirus--infected cells during late stages of infection
After approved euthanasia, the eyes were enucleated and dissected under dim red light.
Zinc chelation enhances the sensitivity of the ERG b-wave in dark-adapted skate retina
In their experiment, scientists at Advanced Cell Technology in Worcester, MA collected a skin cell from the ear of a steer, transferred the genetic material into an enucleated cow egg, and then transferred the embryo into a surrogate cow, where it was allowed to develop for 5 to 6 weeks.
US scientists create cloned kidney-like cells that survive in cattle
Scientists can also induce "reprogramming" in adult somatic cells using somatic cell nuclear transfer technology (24)--whereby a nucleus from a mature adult cell is placed in an enucleated egg, that nucleus is "reprogrammed," and then proceeds to make a complete new individual--"a la Dolly." Dolly, the cloned sheep from Great Britain, was derived from a nucleus that was taken from a mature udder cell and placed into the enucleated egg from the same individual--in this case, Dolly's mother.
Stem cells from a biological perspective: what they are, where they are found, and what can be done with them
An organism or a group of genetically identical organisms descended from a single cell by an asexual process; e.g., transferring a nucleus from a body (somatic) cell into an egg cell from which the nucleus has been removed (enucleated).
What's wrong with human cloning
So, asks Savulescu, is it immoral for you to take one of your skin cells, put it into an enucleated egg, and begin to grow it in a petri dish with the intention of making new brain cells to cure your Parkinson's disease?
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