Examples of using Fertilisation in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Step 4: Insemination, fertilisation and embryo culture.
This usually occurs about a week after fertilisation.
There are many reasons why fertilisation might fail,” Kaupp says.
Still, the limb formation process is usually prevented or interrupted very early,between 24 and 36 days after fertilisation.
If so, then the carbon dioxide fertilisation effect- predicted by theorists and observed in laboratory experiments- could be real.
Over 50,000 babies were bornlast year with the help of in vitro fertilisation(IVF)- 5% of all births.
She had an in-vitro fertilisation(IVF) cycle four months before the transplant, resulting in eight fertilised eggs which were cryopreserved.
Sometimes they are even cultured using no feed at all, instead relying on the natural productivity of ponds,encouraged by fertilisation.
By measuring the level of glucose on day four or five after fertilisation, we can determine how much has been consumed by a growing embryo.
Long-term studies are carried out on changes in the ionic composition of the water of rivers,lakes and reservoirs in connection with acid rain and fertilisation.
A critically endangered Puerto Rican toad was for thefirst time born via in vitro fertilisation as US scientists attempt to save it from extinction.
George and Helen Ashton from Gloucestershire are thought to be the first couple to have babies in the UK after using a technique calledmicroarray CGH with IVF embryos five days after fertilisation.
It is defined as the giving- generally without compensation-of embryos remaining after one family's in vitro fertilisation to either another person or couple for implantation or to research.
She said that when she was around 34 years old, she realized that“the biological clock is real” and that“egg production is limited”,which made her decide to seek in-vitro fertilisation.
It is crucial to the whole monthly reproductive cycle-the development and release of an egg from the ovaries each month for fertilisation and the thickening of the lining of the womb ready to accept the fertilised egg.
Merks and her colleagues carried out their experiments on zebrafish, because these animals have the important advantage that the heart develops very quickly andstarts to beat just 24 hours after fertilisation.
In those men who are repeatedlyunsuccessful in fathering a child by in vitro fertilisation, and where no other explanation can be found, calcium antagonists like nifedipine should be considered as possible causes.
Some may speculate that a woman isn'treally pregnant during the first week of her pregnancy, since fertilisation takes place during the second week.
Insemination may be called in vivo fertilisation from in vivo meaning"within the living" because an egg is fertilized inside the body, this is in contrast with in vitro fertilisation.
Among females who know they are pregnant,the miscarriage rate is roughly 10% to 20% while rates among all fertilisation is around 30% to 50%.
But this concern ignores the role of carbon dioxide fertilisation- when there are higher levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, photosynthesis is more efficient, meaning plants need less water and can still be productive at higher temperatures.
Efforts to save the species in Malaysia have since focused on reproductive technology,including in vitro fertilisation, but have so far proved unsuccessful.
The results suggested that when couples are trying for a baby,men should not consume alcohol for at least six months before fertilisation while women should stop alcohol one year before and avoid it during pregnancy.
This law acknowledges the scientific fact that the pro-abortion movement tries desperately to ignore: This is a unique, individual human life in the womb,not a‘clump of cells;' and just three weeks after fertilisation, the child's little heart is already beating.
In botany and horticulture,parthenocarpy is the natural or artificially induced production of fruit without fertilisation of ovules, which makes the fruit seedless.
This natural phenomenon, which is a flaw in nature's strategy, is designed to make usseek out‘novel' mating partners when our fertilisation job appears to be done.
MICHELLE Obama has said she felt"lost and alone" after suffering a miscarriage 20 years ago andunderwent in vitro fertilisation to conceive her two daughters.
Surge channels have been likened to'containment vessels',retaining water borne gametes and probably enhancing the effectiveness of external fertilisation of marine species dwelling within them.[3][4].
The Max Planck researchers found that H3K27me3 modifications labelling chromatin DNA in the mother's eggcells were still present in the embryo after fertilisation, even though other epigenetic marks are erased.