Many OB-GYNs argue that conception begins when the fertilized embryo implants, as many women frequently discard fertilized eggs in their periods without any knowledge of fertilization.
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This method involves fertilizing both the mother's and donor's eggs with the father's sperm, then transferring the nucleus from the mother's fertilized egg into the fertilized donor egg.
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But it also poses some moral and religious questions because it involves the destruction of fertilized nuclei, which some may consider akin to abortion (all the donors' nuclei are fertilized and replaced).
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The fertilized nucleus (known as the pronucleus) of the donor egg is destroyed and replaced with the fertilized nucleus of the maternal egg, which has the DNA of the mother and the father.
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Or maybe two sperms fertilized an egg with missing genes.
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The egg is then fertilized and grown into a clone.
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Instead it fertilized the barley to make the pilsner brew.
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The garden is fertilized with the contents of the toilet.
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The mixture of solitude and uncertainty fertilized the situation enormously.
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NASA said the vegetation was likely fertilized by bird droppings.
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They do not: Emergency contraception primarily prevents the ovaries from releasing an egg that could be fertilized, and in the case of the copper IUD, it is capable of preventing implantation of a fertilized egg.
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It's a fertility clinic, but I'm not here to be fertilized.
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Then, she lays a fertilized egg from which a chick hatches.
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Also, the way the grassland is fertilized causes greenhouse gas emissions.
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But, first, she implanted Ali with Emily's eggs fertilized by Wren.
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Her eggs would then be fertilized in the lab with sperm.
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Because the fertilized egg split in two, identical clones were born.
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An ovum is either fertilized or the whole project stalls out.
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Flatworms lay fertilized eggs that grow in a cocoon inside their bodies.
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Dizygotic multiples occur when more than one fertilized egg becomes an embryo.
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Zygote is the biological term used to describe a fertilized egg cell.
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Of the roughly 40 eggs retrieved from Anna, 17 were successfully fertilized.
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Fruits and veggies grow in dirt and can be fertilized with manure.
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Originating from a single fertilized egg, they later acquire unique genetic mutations.
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The trio imported their first batch of fertilized sturgeon eggs in 2013.
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They begin as fertilized eggs, which multiply into a ball of cells.
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With these adaptations, seagrass meadows became more productive than today's fertilized cornfields.
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They were fertilized with my husband&aposs sperm and became four embryos.
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It happens when a fertilized egg attaches to a woman&aposs uterus.
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Fertilized eggs develop into larvae that find a coral to make home.
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Joseph Miles, 66, was delivering the eggs, already fertilized, to an incubator.
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The only time a fertilized egg that hasn&apost implanted in the uterus is detectable is if a woman has an ectopic pregnancy, which occurs when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside the uterus where it can&apost grow.
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A fertilized egg typically implants about 10 days after ovulation, Dr. Dardik says.
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Opium poppies must be irrigated, well-fertilized, must get regular applications of pesticides.
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At what point does a fertilized egg warrant protections as a human subject?
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Finally, the researchers fertilized the eggs and transplanted the embryos into surrogate mice.
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A fertilized egg, they insist, is a human being and has moral status.
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It helps to prepare your body to receive and nourish a fertilized egg.
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This flood fertilized the soil for the year and led to an abundant harvest.
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For the study, the researchers collected 213 fertilized human eggs, donated by 87 patients.
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Hopefully the donor will produce many healthy eggs to be fertilized with your specimen.
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Scientists will be focusing on the first seven days of a fertilized egg's growth.
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In order to make a baby, the egg must be fertilized by a sperm.
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Then that egg, with its healthy mitochondria and the mother's DNA, could be fertilized.
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The company has already donated more than 160,000 fertilized eggs to the repopulation effort.Zaslavsky:
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They then harvested eggs from Kibibi in November and fertilized them with the sperm.
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We fertilized all of them with Rob's sperm, but just three had become embryos.
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We also hope to find out, subject to regulatory approval, whether they can be fertilized.
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Without progesterone, the uterus lining disintegrates, and the fertilized egg can't latch on and develop.
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In pronuclear transfer, both the maternal eggs and the donor eggs are fertilized via IVF.
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Embedded deeply within American soil and fertilized by American policies, bearing the fruits of inequity.
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After waiting five days for the embryos to develop, seven embryos had been successfully fertilized.
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Who's the mother, who's the daughter, to whom will this mystical fertilized egg eventually belong?
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They are the result of one fertilized egg splitting into two, giving them identical DNA.
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With IVF, a woman's egg is fertilized with sperm and placed in the woman's uterus.
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"What did catch us by surprise was the fact that they were fertilized," Levans says.
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The egg was then zapped with electricity to make it grow like a fertilized embryo.
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For the first time ever, scientists have produced live mice without a fertilized egg cell.
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But in this case, the authors theorize, two sperm cells simultaneously fertilized the same egg.
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UMC said that some frozen embryos may also have been fertilized with the wrong sperm.
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"You're essentially hijacking the fertilized egg's cellular machinery to take this adult nucleus," said Charo.
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Prior to the surgery, she had her eggs removed and fertilized with her husband's sperm.
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Pence also introduced "personhood" legislation that would have defined a fertilized egg as a person.
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Finally, they inserted the patient's chromosomes into the donor egg and fertilized it with sperm.
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Most species of native bees — or their fertilized queens, at least — hibernate underground during winter.
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Ruby Torres had her eggs fertilized before undergoing cancer treatment in 2014, court documents say.
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That extra lining is there to nourish a fertilized egg in case you become pregnant.
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A newly fertilized egg needs to implant in the lining of the uterus to grow.
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Reimplanting the fertilized egg in the uterus 'is not possible'Once the fertilized egg, the damaged tissue, and the fallopian tube are removed from the pregnant person's body, it's impossible to reimplant the pregnancy in the uterus, because no procedure exists to do so, Zahn said.
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Before the transplant, the patient had eggs removed surgically, fertilized with her husband's sperm and frozen.
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Nature's way After an egg is fertilized by a sperm, it begins to divide multiple times.
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The move was backed by conservatives who were worried that fertilized frozen embryos would be destroyed.
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The egg is then fertilized outside the body (in vitro) and then implanted in another woman.
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The beauty of this new method is that the egg would never become fertilized at all.
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After mating, their eggs were fertilized, and they gave birth to at least two pups each.
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In these early days, a fertilized egg evolves from a single cell to around 250 cells.
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Turns out, if a fertilized egg has already attached to the uterus, Plan B is ineffective.
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Back in the lab, they aspirated the eggs, fertilized them, and set their Crispr scissors loose.
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Scientists believe that conjoined twins result from a single fertilized egg that fails to separate completely.
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However, in the less common case of identical twins, one egg is fertilized and then splits.
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If an egg with mostly good mitochondria happened to be fertilized, the baby would be fine.
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Ectopic pregnancies occur when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside the uterus, where it can't grow.
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Ectopic pregnancies occur when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside the uterus, where it can't develop.
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"But then two eggs are fertilized by the mixed sperm within her reproductive tract," he added.
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The booming postwar economy fertilized the health care industry, and soon it was in full bloom.
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If no egg is released, there&aposs nothing to be fertilized by sperm, hence no pregnancy.
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Under normal conditions, a fertilized egg will travel through the fallopian tube and implant in the uterus.
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Mifepristone causes the uterine lining to thin and the fertilized egg to detach from the uterine wall.
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Sinsemilla is the product generated from the flowering tops of female plants that have not been fertilized.
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The basis of any IVF procedure is that eggs are fertilized with sperm outside of the uterus.
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Of course, all this is easiest if one begins the process with a fertilized egg, Peebles said.
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It's a photo that fans felt must be some kind of confirmation of her fertilized egg cells.
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There will be balut, a hardboiled fertilized duck egg that's eaten as street food in the Philippines.
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"She is said to have fertilized herself with male sperm to create demons," says historian Natalia Klimczak.
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This means her eggs need to be retrieved, fertilized with the sperm of her partner, and frozen.
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The fertilized embryo is given a few days to grow and then implanted into a woman's uterus.
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Once the egg became fertilized, the hormones may have helped ensure it became implanted in the uterus.
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The medical definition of pregnancy is when a fertilized egg implants in the lining of the uterus.
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"Michael invented a technique where every egg could be fertilized — that was his problem," Rabbi Shofet remembered.
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The fertilized egg can't survive, and the growing tissue may cause life-threatening bleeding, if left untreated.
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Newly fertilized eggs are about the size of a pinhead, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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It&aposs also the basis for Personhood bills around the country, which grant rights to fertilized eggs.
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The eggs were frozen in 2017 and shipped to a lab in Italy, where they could be fertilized.
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Of the 138 eggs they fertilized, only 11 embryos matured enough to eventually be transferred into monkeys' uteruses.
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When the fertilized egg is placed in the uterus of another woman, it's known as a gestational surrogate.
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Once the eggs are fertilized, they are graded from healthiest to unhealthiest and the best ones are frozen.
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Picture a suburb and you probably imagine cookie-cutter houses with two-car garages and over-fertilized lawns.
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There was a definitive attitude around brands and designers back then, fertilized in the obscurity of the underground.
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Eggs are fertilized outside of the body then implanted, using either donated eggs and sperm or parent's own.
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They are formed when a single fertilized egg splits in two, creating two embryos with the same DNA.
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When a fertilized egg starts dividing, there's a small chance each new cell will gain a new mutation.
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That is because many, probably most, fertilized eggs naturally fail to implant in the uterus on their own.
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The latter occurs when a fertilized egg gets stuck in a tube on its way to the uterus.
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In particular, human chorionic gonadotropin, or HCG, is released by the placenta after the fertilized egg is implanted.
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In four attempts, Ms. Cintron had 75 eggs removed from her ovaries and fertilized with her husband's sperm.
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But if that egg isn&apost fertilized within 12 to 24 hours, it breaks down and, essentially, dies.
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Large amounts of vaccine could be made much faster than, for example, growing vaccine in fertilized chicken eggs.
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The pill, RU486, terminates the developing fertilized egg attached to the uterine wall, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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There's still a possibility that a fertilized egg could land on that tissue, and result in a miscarriage.
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The state got way too much rain, which flushed nutrients from over-fertilized farms into its canals and reservoirs.
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As I write this, there are some fertilized embryos nestled safely inside nitrogen tanks, awaiting a future arrival date.
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To reproduce, the female seahorse leaves her eggs in the male seahorse's brood pouch, where the eggs are fertilized.
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When they reproduce, the male puts the fertilized eggs in his mouth, which is where they stay until hatching.
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The egg, which had the mother's DNA and mitochondrial DNA from the donor, was fertilized with her husband's sperm.
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Before you get totally grossed out, it's important to remember this is how almost all plants dispersed and fertilized.
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Fish fed off the rotting rice-harvest residue while rice was fertilized by fish excrement, making added nutrients unnecessary.
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There's no way for an ectopic pregnancy to continue because the fertilized egg can't survive outside of the uterus.
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When the mice mated, sperm cells bound themselves to the fake eggs, preventing the real eggs from being fertilized.
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Others think modifying a fertilized donor egg by transferring nuclear DNA from an affected mother might do the trick.
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Before it takes place, the woman's eggs are harvested, fertilized and frozen for implantation later in the new uterus.
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According to experts, more than half of fertilized eggs never fully implant, meaning they don't result in a pregnancy.
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Fresh is where they do the transfer (put the fertilized embryo in you 🙃) after the Day 5 stage.
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Hormonal birth control pills are supposed to suppress ovulation, so that you won't release an egg to be fertilized.
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My father and I watered and fertilized and mowed until each precious green blade was healthy and in place.
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Only if both flowers are fertilized, the ovaries swell and fuse to become what is essentially a double berry.
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Right before an egg is fertilized, it is swept clean of deformed proteins in a dramatic burst of housecleaning.
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Then about 130,000 fertilized eggs were sent to hatcheries, where they are expected to hatch in the next week.
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The fertilized embryos were transferred to Izzy and after a three-month pregnancy, the two adorable cubs were born.
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An ectopic pregnancy is a type of miscarriage which happens when a fertilized egg attaches outside of the uterus.
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Using sperm from a man with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and eggs from 12 healthy women, the researchers created fertilized eggs.
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The older white couple, Nicholas and Courtney Haight, don't actually want to use her fertilized egg in its entirety.
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Scientists believe that conjoined twins develop from a single fertilized egg that fails to separate completely as it divides.
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Embryonic cells, derived from the fertilized egg, can develop into any of the specialized cell types of the body.
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Embryonic cells, derived from the fertilized egg, can develop into any of the specialized cell types of the body.
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He said that gynandromorphs could theoretically be created through the fusion of two developing embryos that were separately fertilized.
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What he suspects happened in this case was that a single egg was fertilized by two sperm before dividing.
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Still, in the medical and legal sense, a fertilized egg does not equal being pregnant if it hasn't implanted yet.
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In several countries, the implantation of a fertilized egg is not allowed if it's been maintained longer than 14 days.
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For religious reasons, the mother wanted to use a technique that would not require the destruction of a fertilized egg.
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All the cells in our body typically descend from a single fertilized egg, and they inherit all the same genes.
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It induces the body to create scar tissue, which then blocks eggs from being fertilized and implanting in the uterus.
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If an egg isn't fertilized right at this time, then it gets reabsorbed into the body, preempting the next period.
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These eggs were then fertilized in vitro and transplanted into surrogate mice, some of whom gave birth to healthy pups.
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These fish develop from a fertilized egg to a complex embryo with a beating heart, in a matter of days.
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Plants use the fertilized water to grow and then the water is returned — minus the fertilizer — to the fish tanks.
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As the Mayo Clinic explains, fraternal twins are the result of two eggs that are fertilized by two different sperm.
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In conservation agriculture, soil disturbance is kept to a minimum, using permanent planting holes fertilized with compost instead of chemicals.
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Plants must be grown in soil (hydroponics do not qualify) and fertilized with natural nutrients, and pesticides are tightly restricted.
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This is a specialized procedure where doctors test the fertilized embryos for chromosomal or genetic abnormalities before they are implanted.
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Scientists in Italy successfully fertilized eggs from the last two remaining northern white rhinoceroses, The New York Times reported Wednesday.
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The woman's previously fertilized and frozen eggs were implanted after seven months and 10 days later she was confirmed pregnant.
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The xx are the kind of young people that you would hope your fertilized embryo would grow up to become.
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The infected farm housed roosters and hens that produced fertilized eggs, which hatch into the "broiler" chickens raised for meat.
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Japan has clearly entered Jain's soul, where it has fertilized what feels like the ancient Buddhist-Jain austerity of India.
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Instead, males and females broadcast their sperm and eggs out into the water, where the eggs become fertilized and develop.
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She shows me my chart and explains that there were about six eggs that were mature enough to be fertilized.
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All but one were discarded and destroyed after being used for humanitarian research — and that one was sold and fertilized.
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Mara learned she had a blighted ovum, when a fertilized egg attaches to the uterine wall but the embryo doesn't grow.
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A half-maternal, half-sexual exchange of milky fluids between Tish and Valentino results in the laying of a fertilized egg.
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The recipient will live with the transplant for a year before her doctors implant a fertilized embryo via in-vitro fertilization.
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In Tahara's experiment, eggs are broken and deposited into clear sterile containers, artificially fertilized, and left to develop at warm temperatures.
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Ruiz believes that a fertilized egg is already a person — and so the shot, in her mind, could cause an abortion.
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This makes it possible for two eggs to be fertilized by sperm from two different men during the same ovulation period.
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In the study, scientists fertilized eggs with the sperm of a man who has the mutation that causes the heart condition.
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Twenty lines, yet they conjured up such a world to me: another love fertilized by the thrilling otherness of wartime Alexandria.
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This happens when an egg has been fertilized, and "the embryo [is] trying to burrow into the uterus," Dr. Alexander explains.
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In place of that hubris grew a confidence that was deeper, fertilized by humility, and watered with sweat and angry tears.
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" Its language states that a "fertilized egg, embryo, or fetus does not have independent rights under the law of this State.
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They swam up it to spawn, and their fertilized eggs developed as they drifted down the river and through its tributaries.
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If so, women undergoing IVF would be able to have not just 15 or so of their eggs fertilized, but hundreds.
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"Instead of having 10 fertilized embryos, we had hundreds and hundreds," said MacKenzie Bubel, an aquarist at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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These eggs (which, according to the agency, came from an astrophysicist) were fertilized at Oregon Reproductive Medicine, a clinic in Portland.
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After thawing, an egg must be fertilized with sperm in the lab using a process called intracytoplasmic sperm injection, or ICSI.
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First, the medical definition of pregnancy is that it begins after a fertilized egg is implanted in the uterus, not before.
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But fertilized eggs must divide to become the ball of cells that implants in the uterus for a pregnancy to occur.
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The fertilized egg must go through a fallopian tube toward the woman's uterus and attach to the inside of the uterus.
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Without realizing it, she'd become pregnant, and the fertilized egg had attached itself to her fallopian tube, instead of her uterus.
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But there is a third case...in which the emergency contraceptive prevents an already fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.
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Scientists say that the morning-after pill, a subject of controversy in recent years, does not prevent implantation of fertilized eggs.
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This may prove useful in treating certain cases of infertility, given that many fertilized eggs fail before they reach the blastocyst stage.
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So, these groups argue, if a contraceptive interferes with the fertilized egg's ability to implant to the uterus, that's actually an abortion.
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"If something narrows or blocks the fallopian tube, eggs are not able to move through and be fertilized by sperm," she says.
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"It's much like a chicken -- they lay eggs whether they are fertilized or not, if the conditions are good," she told CNN.
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The researchers used well over a hundred healthy donor eggs, fertilized with sperm from a donor with the gene for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
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When eggs are fertilized by sperm, you get a nucleus with DNA that's half from the mom and half from the dad.
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To do so, it used a virus to insert copies of the human gene into monkey eggs, just as they were fertilized.
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Flu vaccine manufacturers inject these strains into fertilized hen eggs, where they incubate for several days to allow the viruses to replicate.
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And "pregnancy," as calculated by medical professionals, starts on the first day of your last menstrual cycle — if an egg is fertilized.
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If each egg is fertilized by sperm, then multiple embryos could implant in the uterus, which could lead to twins or triplets.
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The egg is fertilized with sperm before or after this, and then the rest of the in vitro fertilization process is standard.
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For example, female cats produce a mature egg ready to be fertilized by sperm only when stimulated by intercourse with a male.
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After building a pebble nest and "proving" their responsibility with a dummy egg, the couple was given a fertilized egg to incubate.
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The eggs produced by Saitou and his colleagues are far too immature to be fertilized, much less grow into a human child.
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Early in gestation, the fertilized egg implants itself in the mother's uterine lining and sends out a few cells to breach it.
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But even those with regular cycles aren't necessarily ovulating (dropping an egg to be fertilized in the womb) each and every month.
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Staffers aren't sure whether the egg is fertilized, and incubation typically takes about 55 days, according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
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When they mate with wild females that don't carry the same strain of the bacteria, the resulting fertilized eggs fail to hatch.
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We're accustomed to thinking of our cells sharing an identical set of genes, faithfully copied ever since we were mere fertilized eggs.
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But residents close to the fertilized stretch of water later reported more toxic shellfish, dead sea lions and odd crimson-colored plankton.
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Fertilized eggs must divide to become the ball of cells that implants in the uterus in order for a pregnancy to occur.
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Because of this, non-implanted fertilized eggs are neither detectable nor able to become blastocysts, then embryos, then fetuses, and eventually, babies.
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Once the implanted and fertilized egg reaches nine weeks in the uterus, it is referred to as a fetus, according to ACOG.
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It can mean sperm freezing or in-vitro-fertilization, in which an egg gets fertilized in a lab and not a uterus.
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Before the transplant, women are given hormone treatments to make their ovaries release multiple eggs, which are then harvested, fertilized and frozen.
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Molar pregnancy happens after an egg is fertilized, but the tissue that usually grows into the placenta forms an abnormal growth, instead.
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When you've got a set of fertilized eggs in the freezer, most of those are still not going to become living babies.
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And two, they sometimes got lucky enough to copy themselves into an egg that became fertilized and grew into a full-fledged adult.
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We might have modules that crave reproduction, even though some of our bodies do not create sperm, or our eggs cannot be fertilized.
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After your fertile window, assuming the egg didn't get fertilized, your body gets ready to shed its endometrial lining and pass the egg.
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Both were conceived using anonymous donor eggs selected from a catalogue listing and then fertilized by the men and implanted in Dayna's uterus.
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In this case, they applied it to donated human blastocysts — the small clusters of stem cells that form after an egg is fertilized.
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What's happening: When an egg is fertilized, it begins to divide and about five days later reaches a ball of about 200 cells.
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As a Catholic, she believes that the moment an egg is fertilized, the cluster of cells becomes a human being with a conscience.
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They fertilized eggs from female donors with the sperm, and then used CRISPR, the powerful gene editing tool, to "cut" the mutant sequence.
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The fish jostle and bump one another in a swirling tight-knit mass as the females lay eggs that are fertilized by males.
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Some more will drop off in this process and then finally, you'll have the final number of viable, fertilized embryos ready for transfer!
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Some of them claim, with no scientific backing, that birth control involves fertilized eggs being expelled from the uterus and is therefore abortion.
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Some of these eggs, carried inside females in certain stick insect species, also don't need to be fertilized to hatch into viable offspring.
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Start-ups sprout wherever the ground is fertilized with cash; already there are giants like Waymo, Lyft and the General Motors unit Cruise.
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The other method of emergency contraception, the copper IUD, does appear to be able to block implantation of a fertilized egg, scientists say.
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Mike Moon, a Republican Missouri state representative, has introduced a bill that would classify a fertilized egg as a "person" with constitutional rights.
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Ten years ago, the Japanese biologist Shinya Yamanaka amazed researchers by identifying four critical genes that reset the clock of the fertilized egg.
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DUBLIN — In 1983 the Irish people voted to give a fertilized egg the same right to life as the woman who carries it.
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He believed that his secret tapes would bring down John Dean; instead they fertilized the bipartisan outrage that brought about his own demise.
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Her case won, she approaches the Haights afterward to offer kind words, knowing she'll be forever tied to Nicholas, who fertilized the embryo.
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In the early embryo — a sphere of cells formed shortly after the egg is fertilized — the protostomes form the mouth first, anus second.
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Fraternal -- or dizygotic -- twins form from two eggs that have been fertilized by two of the father's sperm, producing two genetically unique siblings.
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But there is a third case," Menashi wrote, "in which the emergency contraceptive prevents an already fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.
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Dr. Niakan's goal is to understand the cascade of genetic switches that are thrown as the fertilized egg progresses through its first few divisions.
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Embryos—or eggs fertilized by sperm—are frozen to keep them in a "suspended state," says Dr. Molinaro, so they don't grow or age.
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So each baby girl started out as a separate fertilized egg (monozygotic, or identical twins, start off from the same egg and then divide).
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Prior to the transplant, the prospective mom is given fertility drugs to harvest her eggs, which are then fertilized and the resultant embryos frozen.
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The paper, published Thursday in the journal Science, suggests increased rainfall will cause more nitrogen from fertilized fields to enter waterways around the world.
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That fertilized egg then travels through the fallopian tubes into the uterus, where it attaches and, if all progresses normally, grows into a fetus.
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If spotting happens very early in your pregnancy, it could be implantation bleeding, which happens when the fertilized egg attaches to the uterine lining.
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This involves taking the nucleus from any adult cell and inject it into the cell of a fertilized egg whose nucleus has been removed.
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But if a woman does ovulate again—and if that egg becomes fertilized and implants in her uterus, she can carry a double pregnancy.
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"These worker wasps can not produce fertilized eggs, so they spend their time helping their mother to expand the nest and raise more young."
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For gestational surrogacy, the intended mother or egg donor takes injectable medications to aid in retrieving eggs that will be fertilized to become embryos.
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A woman in Germany forged her ex-husband's signature twice to undergo IVF treatment with eggs fertilized by his sperm while they were married.
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According to Asahi, researchers will take fertilized eggs from rodents that have been gene-edited to remove the ability to produce a pancreas themselves.
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The vaccines start with the viral strains themselves, which are mostly grown and cultivated in either fertilized hen eggs or egg-free cell cultures.
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With PGS, two cells are generally removed from three- to five-day-old embryos that have been fertilized outside the mother, and then sequenced.
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An ectopic pregnancy happens soon after fertilizationAn ectopic pregnancy happens when a fertilized egg implants, or attaches, outside of the uterus instead of inside.
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They injected a synthetic healthy DNA sequence into the fertilized egg, expecting that the male genome would copy that sequence into the cut portion.
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Rock knew that the pill's synthetic hormones caused the lining of a woman's uterus to thin out, making it inhospitable for a fertilized egg.
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Ectopic pregnancies happen when a fertilized egg attaches, not to the uterine wall, but elsewhere in the reproductive system, usually in a fallopian tube.
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This is because you may have ovulated just prior to the IUD placement and it could theoretically be fertilized if you have unprotected sex.
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When a couple is ready to use a frozen embryo, a specialist thaws the fertilized egg, warming it slowly and rehydrating it, Dr. Molinaro explains.
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As for human embryos (aka fertilized eggs), a 239 study found that the duration of storage had no effect on the pregnancy and birth rate.
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The process of ovulation, when a women's egg becomes ready to be fertilized, causes a women's average body temperature to rise less than one degree.
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The ants don't have a queen and reproduce clonally, meaning female ants lay eggs that don't need to be fertilized to produce more female ants.
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In fact, eggs from 26 women may have been fertilized with the wrong sperm — and half of them are either pregnant or have given birth.
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These may have been gathering sperm cells from previous procedures, making it possible for eggs to be fertilized with sperm intended for an earlier egg.
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I went through the IVF process and removed my eggs in August of last year and a [fertilized] egg was transferred to Tamiah last December.
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Sometimes the female fish will carry the fertilized eggs in her mouth, or the male and female will trade off, which is called biparental mouthbrooding.
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Mike Moon proposed that Missouri treat fertilized eggs as human beings from the moment of conception, with all the rights that go with that designation.
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Medically speaking, a pregnancy starts when a fertilized egg is implanted in the uterine lining, so blocking that egg from implantation is not an abortion.
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Knowles also pointed out that four out of five eggs fertilized by Zhang and his colleagues were nonviable -- only one embryo could produce a child.
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Before the surgery, the patient had her eggs removed and cryogenically frozen, and these would have been fertilized and implanted in the successfully transplanted uterus.
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Essentially, then, Zhang and his colleagues sucked the mitochondria out of the mother's egg, inserted donor mitochondria in its place and then fertilized the egg.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, emergency contraception like Plan B is meant to prevent ovulation, block fertilization, or prevent fertilized egg implantation in the uterus.
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But if a woman still has healthy ovaries, it's likely that she still has eggs that can be collected and fertilized via assisted reproductive techniques.
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Doctors told her she'd actually been pregnant with twins, and one of the pregnancies was ectopic, meaning the fertilized egg implanted outside of the uterus.
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About half of miscarriages happen shortly after a fertilized egg is implanted, and occur at roughly the same time a woman would expect her period.
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After a fertilized egg implants in your uterine lining, your body starts making hCG, and levels rise rapidly, providing a good indicator that you're pregnant.
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Parasites such as roundworms are reportedly widespread in the nuclear-armed nation and can often be the result of consuming vegetables fertilized with human feces.
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On Day 0, they fertilize the eggs with the sperm and they will find out how many successfully fertilized and made it to Day 1.
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If all of these eggs are fertilized during IVF, the parents would usually have around the same number of preimplanted embryos from which to choose.
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In Congress, Pence has repeatedly sponsored legislation to give "personhood" rights to fertilized eggs, which would ban all abortion and possibly some forms of contraception.
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Colin Joyce, Managing Editor: I have no qualms about drinking something fertilized with human waste (it's sterile...or something) but I don't like gimmicky beers.
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Moore said vaginal bleeding during early pregnancy can often occur due to the implantation phase when a fertilized egg first attaches to the uterine lining.
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Finally, as the fertilized egg grows and develops, a symphony of genetic reshuffling occurs, as cells specialize into brain cells, skin cells, and the rest.
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From there, the fibers can make their way into other water systems, or into the digestive tracts of animals that graze on the fertilized plants.
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Like, my dad always wanted to fertilize early, like, the earliest we could have fertilized, the better, because your cane gets a good jump-start.
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Some believe that all fertilized eggs are humans and that many forms of contraception, from IUDs to morning-after pills, cause the equivalent of murder.
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Most flu vaccines are still grown in fertilized eggs and that process, he said, consumes 900,000 eggs a day and takes more than six months.
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Many of the stages where pregnancy fails in humans are the same ones where bats are able to intervene and store fertilized eggs or sperm.
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After a fertilized egg implants in the uterine lining, your body begins releasing hCG, which prevents your uterine lining from shedding and stops your period.
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In a new glimmer of hope, scientists announced Wednesday that they successfully fertilized in-vitro embryos collected from the two remaining female northern white rhinos.
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In a lab, they inject only the healthiest sperm into an egg from the mother, and then they implant the fertilized egg in the mother's womb.
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First, they found sperm cells from donor sperm with the mutation, then fertilized eggs with those sperm, and injected the zygotes with the Cas-9 protein.
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Then, somewhere around day 14 (or anywhere between day 11 and 21), you'll ovulate, meaning one of your ovaries will release an egg to be fertilized.
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Because a fertilized egg needs to grow in a uterus to develop into a fetus, women who have had their uterus removed cannot carry an embryo.
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Collecting his spermatophores from the pond's bottom, the now-fertilized females attach egg masses to submerged branches before heading back into the woods for another year.
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After seven months of cautious watching and waiting, doctors implanted a single fertilized egg, though in previous uterus transplants, doctors waited a full year to implant.
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A day later, I got a phone call telling me that eight of the fertilized eggs had made it to the first stage of embryo development.
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The reason doctors still use the last menstrual cycle as a benchmark is because it is difficult to know exactly when the sperm fertilized the egg.
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There are no doubt those who hold the belief, because of religion or otherwise, that a fertilized egg is a baby, and that abortion is murder.
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An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg is implanted outside a uterus, typically in the patient's fallopian tubes or ovaries, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Engineers then had to devise a way to secure the roots of the plants in their containers while making sure they could be properly watered and fertilized.
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As an animal develops from a fertilized egg, its cells may diversify into a seemingly limitless range of types and tissues, from tusks to feathers to brains.
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It's been stoked over the years by misinformation and rumor, fertilized by inertia and cowardice, co-opted for malevolent agendas that have nothing to do with justice.
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This year, the theme of the March for Life was "Unique from Day One," based on the idea that a fertilized fetus has its own individual DNA.
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Indeed, the malbecs I tasted from Mendoza from clay soils, especially if the clay was highly irrigated and fertilized, were dark, sweet, fruity and high in alcohol.
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Married to Tom Cruise at the time, Kidman previously revealed that her first pregnancy was ectopic, which occurs when a fertilized egg is implanted outside the womb.
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Another product of the endless solar storm, hydrogen cyanide (HCN), could have fertilized the surface with the nitrogen needed to form the early building blocks of life.
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Yet such techno-solutionism obscures the broader context of media and politics that fertilized the ground for many fake news sites to thrive, especially on the right.
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In this latest research published in the Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, the scientists collected 213 fertilized human eggs from 87 patients in a fertility clinic.
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In an adjacent room, under pink LED lights and controlled temperatures, shoots of salad leaves and herbs grow on recycled carpet fiber fertilized with the fish waste.
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The process of a uterus transplant begins with IVF, where the eggs are removed from the patient, fertilized with sperm and then the resulting embryos are frozen.
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In the same week in March, the storage facilities of two fertility clinics—one in Cleveland, the other in San Francisco—malfunctioned, losing thousands of fertilized embryos.
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But the pregnancy was ectopic, a condition in which a fertilized egg implants itself outside the uterus, and had to be terminated with two doses of chemotherapy.
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Left untreated, a fertilized egg outside the uterus could grow and rupture the fallopian tube and cause heavy bleeding or even death, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Trousers were pleated with a jodhpur curve at the thigh and secured with elastic at the ankle, while safari shorts were cross-fertilized with ribbed knit leggings.
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An egg must be fertilized, grown into an embryo for about five days, screened for genetic abnormalities and then implanted in the womb and carried to term.
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When a fertilized egg — known as a zygote — starts dividing in the womb, many of its early descendant cells end up with the wrong number of chromosomes.
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He'd noted the follicles on the ovary, then seen them ruptured, by which time an embryo or fetus (the fertilized egg) could be found in the uterus.
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We're told that we'll receive a call the next day to find out what day the transfer will take place, and how many eggs were successfully fertilized.
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Of the 220 eggs retrieved, a total of two, including the one we just transferred, were successfully fertilized and turned into viable embryos that we could use.
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In most cases, the egg will most likely have been fertilized by the intended sperm, but "we will have to see" to know for certain, he said.
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The harvested eggs were airlifted from Kenya to Italy, where scientists at the Avantea laboratory fertilized the eggs in vitro with the sperm from the deceased males.
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The fertilized eggs are being kept in liquid nitrogen and will be later transferred to a female southern white rhino, which will serve as a surrogate mother.
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IUDs tinged the program with controversy; some conservative groups argued that the devices could cause abortions by stopping a fertilized egg from attaching to the uterine lining.
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She was two months along in an ectopic pregnancy, a potentially fatal scenario in which the fertilized egg attaches inside a fallopian tube instead of the uterus.
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And sometimes, light spotty bleeding that looks pink to light brown can be a sign of implantation bleeding, which occurs when a fertilized egg implants in the uterus.
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They were injected into pig embryos made using another trick called parthenogenesis — a technique for jump-starting unfertilized egg cells into developing as if they had been fertilized.
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The ISS's latest harvest is a big step toward growing crops on Mars, and it smells a lot sweeter than Matt Damon's poop-fertilized potatoes in The Martian.
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Pro-life groups argue that abortion should be banned 43 weeks after a woman's egg is fertilized because that's the point at which a fetus can feel pain.
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One zygote fertilized by one sperm can split into three, according to American Pregnancy, or one of two zygotes can split, creating two identicals and one fraternal multiple.
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Similar 20-week bans are somewhat common at the state level — 17 states ban abortion 20 weeks after a woman's egg becomes fertilized, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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The clip chronicles a school project led by biology teacher Yutaka Tahara, who has been testing out techniques to incubate fertilized chicken eggs without their shells for years.
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Its underlying causes are not well understood, but recent research has pointed to various potential mechanisms, including abnormal expression of developmental genes and incomplete splitting of fertilized eggs.
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The technique worked best when the egg was injected with sperm and CRISPR-Cas9 at the same time (instead of being fertilized and then injected with CRISPR-Cas9).
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All of those techniques — referred to as types of "tubal ligation" or "tubal sterilization" — keep your eggs from making their way through your fallopian tubes and being fertilized.
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Brown, who turns 41 on July 25, was the world's first baby born by in vitro fertilization (IVF), a procedure that implants a fertilized egg into the uterus.
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That final reveal came after it's confirmed that Ali DiLaurentis (Sasha Pieterse) was impregnated without her consent and against her knowledge with a now-fertilized egg Emily harvested.
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We take murder pretty seriously in this country, especially the murder of children, which is what the anti-abortion movement deems fertilized eggs, embryos and fetuses to be.
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However, for a second pregnancy to occur, you would have to continue to ovulate after becoming pregnant, which would allow another fertilized egg to attach to the womb.
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The selected virus is injected into a fertilized hen's eggs, where it incubates and replicates for a few days -- just as it would do inside a human host.
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It also alleges battery against Jennifer Cartellone because she would not have consented to an embryo that had been fertilized by a stranger being used in the procedure.
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The description "abortion-inducing" is most often used by anti-abortion religious groups to characterize methods they believe can prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.
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Personhood laws protect the right to life of a child in the womb from the moment of his or her conception: the moment when the ovum is fertilized.
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An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg implants somewhere in your fallopian tubes or your abdomen instead of the lining of your uterus and starts to develop.
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Recently, the Associated Press reported that a test tube rhino embryo, fertilized in vitro, was successfully transferred into a female southern white rhino at Chorzow zoo in Poland.
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What follows are eight personal favorites that each, in their own way, chart the influence of the dub version concept, and how it has fertilized house and techno.
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Roughly 1,000 embryo donations occur in the U.S. each year, Health previously reported, and websites exist that match couples looking to donate and adopt fertilized eggs, Dr. Molinaro says.
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From there, the egg needs to be fertilized with sperm and the resulting embryos must grow to a point where they're suitable for transfer back into the woman's uterus.
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She points out that one of the biggest controversies over current Plan B options is that they sometimes work by preventing a fertilized egg from attaching to the uterus.
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This means an average pigeon breeding pair can rear around 12 to 14 squabs in a year, while a chicken can produce more than 100 fertilized eggs per year.
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She got pregnant after her very first embryo transfer — using an egg donated by Elliot's sister Lea Yribe, who was 261 at the time, and fertilized with Matthew's sperm.
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For religious reasons, the mother wanted to use a technique that would not require the destruction of fertilized eggs, which an approved treatment in the United Kingdom would require.
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Image: DrKontogianniIVFA medical lab in the Netherlands is admitting that a "procedural error" may have caused upwards of 26 women to have their eggs fertilized with the wrong sperm.
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Mistrust was further fertilized by the double standard applied to those close to the Obama administration who also violated classification laws without providing any benefit to the public interest.
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The egg was fertilized by the father's sperm, implanted in the mother, and nine months later you have a healthy baby with no Leigh syndrome and, technically, three parents.
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The fact that a woman's body naturally rejects hundreds of fertilized eggs in her lifetime raises questions about where we draw the line regarding the personhood of a zygote.
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He and his colleagues therefore used CRISPR to knock out, in fertilized mouse eggs, at least one gene crucial for the development of a particular organ, like the heart.
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And with no egg to be fertilized, you won't get pregnant, says Taraneh Shirazian, MD, assistant professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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When a human egg is fertilized, it forms an embryo, which then divides and grows from one cell into a ball of more than 200 cells, called a blastocyst.
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Dr. Puts and his colleagues have carried out studies to test the possibility that orgasms increase the odds that a woman's eggs are fertilized by a genetically attractive male.
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Because he's transgender, he planned to undergo in vitro fertilization — extracting his eggs so they could be fertilized outside the body — with his wife carrying the baby to term.
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It may surprise many to know that Louise Brown was born following the transfer of just one embryo that had been fertilized externally and transferred to her mother's womb.
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It might also help the researchers understand the bugs' equally strange method of procreating—unfertilized eggs become males, while fertilized eggs become females with twice the number of chromosomes.
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So viruses are injected into fertilized hen's eggs, incubated for several days while they replicate, then harvested from the eggs, killed (or inactivated), and purified to go into vaccines.
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More than 59.93 percent used long-acting reversible contraceptives, or L.A.R.C.'s — hormone-releasing rods inserted under the skin, or intrauterine devices that prevent implantation of the fertilized egg.
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Because researchers were targeting the lizards' eggs before they were fertilized by the father, they thought that getting the albino mutation into the paternal DNA would take additional breeding.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Seven eggs from the world's last two remaining northern white rhinos have been successfully fertilized artificially, reviving hopes of saving the endangered animals, scientists said on Monday.
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This one was an ectopic pregnancy, which happens when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside of the uterus rather than in the uterus, where it&aposs supposed to grow.
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A woman may have a healthy number of eggs available, but she could experience other problems, such as blocked fallopian tubes, which prevents eggs from releasing and being fertilized.
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Because you&aposre at a higher risk of a serious medical condition called an ectopic pregnancy, which happens when a fertilized egg attaches outside the uterus, instead of inside.
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In fact, daily birth control pills, IUDs, emergency contraception, and other hormonal methods work primarily by inhibiting ovulation, fertilization, or both — not by stopping already fertilized eggs from implanting.
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After a fertilized egg implants, the placenta forms and produces a hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), which is what pregnancy tests are looking for, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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According to a hospital statement released Thursday, the Wylie, Texas, couple had four fertilized embryos left, so Tracey Thompson offered to be a surrogate, despite being seven years past menopause.
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" And as in Georgia's bill, there's some curious language: This one says that so-called nontherapuetic abortion "includes drugs or devices used to prevent the implantation of a fertilized ovum.
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Scientists don't really understand why the fertilized eggs—called zygotes at this point—decide to split, but it doesn't happen as often as two separate sperm fertilizing two separate eggs.
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"It's gonna be classified as a homicide because, essentially, a fertilized egg is a human life just like a 1-year-old baby is a human life," Silk told KFOR.
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A woman's best bet for pregnancy by artificial insemination is through in-vitro fertilization (IVF), wherein a fertilized egg is surgically implanted into the womb which is also hugely expensive.
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These small ducts, which measure about 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm) in length, connect a woman's ovaries to her uterus and facilitates transport of the fertilized egg.
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This meant that when I had my eggs fertilized through IVF the lab would also freeze the remaining embryos from one cycle so they could be used in the next.
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" Back at his trailer, we drank a smoothie made with the urine-fertilized leaves, vinegar, black cherry juice, lentil soup, and rotting hamburger meat which Poole referred to as "Kimchi.
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But the court ruled against him after finding that Karl was not clear enough when he called the clinic to revoke his consent for the fertilized eggs to be used.
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Normally, the fertilized eggs drop to the bottom of the river and are at the current's mercy until they develop tiny tails, kind of like tadpoles, to propel them around.
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"Typically, fertilized eggs that do not implant would not be expelled in a medical facility," said Kavita Vinekar, a Pennsylvania-based OB/GYN and fellow at Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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Last week, for the first time, scientists in China announced they had successfully edited the genes of fertilized human embryos, and fully cured a genetic mutation in one of them.
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Because some types of IUDs can potentially prevent fertilized eggs from implanting in the uterus, anti-abortion advocates sometimes argue that such birth control devices end — not just prevent — pregnancy.
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She was unaware she had an ectopic pregnancy, which occurs when the fertilized egg implants in the fallopian tubes, ovary, cervix, or abdomen and never makes it to the uterus.
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After four years of trial and error in mouse experiments, he had figured out a way to trigger the Yamanaka factors, four genes that reset the clock in fertilized eggs.
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But in this case, Fisk said, when the egg was fertilized by two sperm, it split the three sets of chromosomes into two separate cell sets, thus forming the twins.
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"I only got the one viable egg out of it, so they fertilized that and then called me this morning with an update," Starsiak, 35, said on her Instagram Story.
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Planned Parenthood and groups like the American College of Obstetricians and dispute the concept and phrasing that an IUD induces abortion because it doesn't allow a fertilized egg to implant.
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Specifically, the privately owned company did not want to cover the morning-after pill or the copper IUD, both of which can prevent fertilized embryos from implanting in the uterus.
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Those are then fertilized with sperm from the woman's partner or a donor, and the strongest of any resulting embryos are reintroduced into her uterus with a catheter through the cervix.
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According to The Guardian, the technology can figure out a chick's sex only nine days after an egg is fertilized, ensuring that only female eggs hatch after 21 days of incubation.
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Getting implanted with an egg fertilized by someone other than the person you intended during your IVF treatment, however, is not at all okay no matter how you look at it.
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In a new study, mice on Earth successfully gave birth to litters of pups after being fertilized with sperm that had been freeze-dried for nearly a year on the ISS.
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The news initially caught her off guard, since she didn't think she would get pregnant again after experiencing an ectopic pregnancy in 2016 when her egg fertilized outside of her uterus.
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Four months before the procedure, the transplant recipient underwent an in vitro fertilization cycle in which eggs were collected from her ovaries and fertilized with sperm, and the resulting embryos frozen.
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Today, scientists at Stanford University announced that the squishiness of an hour-old fertilized egg could help predict whether the egg would lead to a successful, healthy IVF pregnancy and birth.
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Critics of Plan B take issue with the belief that it sometimes prevents a fertilized egg from attaching to the uterus, though the science on that has been up for debate.
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The eggs are internally fertilized with the male's sperm, and after a 10 to 25 day gestation period, he churns out a brood (clutch, litter, swarm?) of tiny, fully-formed seahorses.
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The next step, according to the researchers, is to apply a similar process to the production of human sperm and to create egg cells that are mature enough to be fertilized.
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We already use eggs to grow viruses that are used in vaccines, like the flu shot—you take a fertilized egg and inject a virus into it, which then replicates inside.
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And there was a bill in Ohio that required the removal and replacement of an ectopic pregnancy (when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside the uterus), which is a medical impossibility.
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Some 400 fertilized eggs of the leopard frog — a small spotted creature — will take to the skies this week, along with two human astronauts, if Gemini-8 gets off the ground.
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In Arizona, the law specifically applies to "emergency contraception or any drug or device intended to inhibit or prevent implantation of a fertilized ovum," according to the National Women's Law Center.
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All of those cells arose from a single fertilized egg, and each time a cell divides, there's a chance that it will gain a mutation — one that may lead to cancer.
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And in Curaçao, a small coral-rich island in the Caribbean, a team of scientists are finalizing a technology that could distribute fertilized coral eggs across the ocean, repopulating reefs worldwide.
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Mr. Anderson recommends asking the clinic's fertilization rate — "if it's below 70 percent, it's a nonstarter," he said — and its "embryo conversion rate," the percentage of fertilized eggs that become embryos.
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Each must be fertilized by bumblebees carrying the pollen from the other, which I imagine keeps bumblebees employed all spring, and also explains why partridgeberry is rare in our local woodlands.
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An ectopic pregnancy or EP occurs when a fertilized egg implants in a place other than inside the uterus, usually in the fallopian tube, which can rupture if the pregnancy continues.
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Dr. Yamanaka's method is now routinely used to change adult tissue cells into cells very similar to the embryonic stem cells produced in the first few divisions of a fertilized egg.
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Earlier this year, a different species of rhino — the northern white rhino — got a bit of good news, after scientists successfully fertilized two embryos from the last two northern white rhinos.
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The health impacts of ingesting plastics are unclear but studies on fish have shown they inhibit hatching of fertilized eggs, stunt growth, and make them more susceptible to predators, increasing mortality rates.
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They only live for a year, except the queen who is dormant during the winter and emerges in the spring to begin a new colony with eggs fertilized during the prior fall.
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A three-couple error In vitro fertilization is a series of procedures in which an egg is fertilized in a lab and then transferred to a uterus, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The very name "contraception" means prevents conception, either by preventing the ovaries from releasing an egg, preventing sperm from fertilizing an egg, or preventing a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.
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Most prescription birth control methods prevent pregnancy by using hormones to suppress ovulation, thickening the mucus in the cervix to halt sperm, or deterring a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.
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It said the work carried out "will be for research purposes and will look at the first seven days of a fertilized egg's development, from a single cell to around 250 cells".
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While IUI means injecting sperm into the uterus, IVF (or In Vitro Fertilization) means the surgical removal of mature eggs from the body, which are then fertilized with sperm in a lab.
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Five years ago, Karl and Inge gave their written permission for doctors at a local clinic to freeze Inge's eggs fertilized with Karl's sperm so they could have children later in life.
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Zaslavsky has pledged, as part of his agreement with the US government, to donate fertilized beluga eggs in the hopes that they will eventually strengthen the population of beluga in the wild.
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That enables egg producers to terminate the male eggs and potentially use them to help make vaccines or for pet food (most humans would presumably be grossed out by cooking fertilized eggs).
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Until that feat, many researchers had thought that type of cloning was impossible, because it required taking adult cells and bringing them back to their original state, when sperm first fertilized egg.
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The Obama administration generally required employers to cover all forms of birth control approved by the Food and Drug Administration, including pills that critics say may cause fertilized eggs to be aborted.
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By preventing ovulation and fertilization: Hormonal methods, like birth control pills, rings, implants, injections, and hormonal IUDs, prevent eggs from being released or from traveling into the fallopian tubes to be fertilized.
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It's also possible that a female produces an egg that contains both copies of her sex chromosomes, Z and W, and is then fertilized by two sperm, each with a Z chromosome.
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Imagine a situation where, during in vitro fertilization, parents could assess the polygenic risk scores of their fertilized embryos and choose ones that seem the most likely to be tall, smart, and attractive.
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Fallopian tubes connect the ovaries to the uterus, and without them, there was a strong chance that the fertilized egg was not in her uterus, the ideal spot for the fetus to grow.
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In liquid in a lab, a man's sperm is combined with the eggs to produce a fertilized egg, which is then reinserted into the woman, where, if successful, it'll result in a pregnancy.
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Instead, they play a long game, since they're equipped with a common strain of bacteria, Wolbachia, that interferes with the genes the female mosquitoes pass on and spoils the fertilized eggs after mating.
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She invites them all to her wedding without Donna's knowledge, hoping that being in their proximity will cause some metaphysical epiphany about which one of them supplied the sperm that fertilized Donna's egg.
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The bill is written in a way that it would require providers to obtain death certificates not just for miscarriages and abortions, but even for fertilized eggs that don't implant in the uterus.
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Since a fertilized egg can't develop outside the uterus, when an ectopic pregnancy occurs the egg has to be removed along with any damaged tissue to prevent damage to the person's reproductive system.
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Or when an Ohio politician proposed a law to ban abortion for ectopic pregnacies, and instead insisted someone could receive an imaginary medical procedure to re-implant the fertilized egg into the womb.
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Burton's team's findings are significant because so much isn't known about the early stages of pregnancy, when the fertilized embryo implants in the womb lining, also known as the endometrium of the uterus.
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She believes that emergency contraception (aka the morning-after pill) causes abortions by preventing a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus while the medical definition of pregnancy doesn't even begin until implantation.
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But Fatu's fertilized eggs did develop into viable embryos, and were promptly frozen, according to a statement from the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, one of the partners in the consortium.
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They also apply to women who undergo abortions because of ectopic pregnancies — pregnancies that involve fertilized eggs that implant outside the uterus, often in the fallopian tube, and can result in a rupture.
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The condition happens in about 2 percent of all pregnancies, when a fertilized egg implants somewhere outside the uterus — usually in the fallopian tube, a tiny structure connecting the uterus to the ovary.
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The notion that life starts at conception runs counter to federal law — as well as the medical community's consensus — which recognizes pregnancy as beginning with the implantation of a fertilized egg in the uterus.
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Those can be fertilized with her partner's sperm, and again a healthy embryo can be placed in a woman's uterus even in her 50s and she can get pregnant and have a healthy baby.
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In the same month, he also filed a right-to-live lawsuit against Vergara asking that he be given full custody of the fertilized eggs so he can have them implanted in a surrogate.
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The technique works by swapping the nucleus of a fertilized mother's egg, which contains the bulk of the baby's genetic material, into a donor egg that contains mitochondria but has had its nucleus removed.
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The science behind this is sketchy at best — daily birth control pills, hormonal IUDs, and emergency contraception all work primarily by inhibiting fertilization of an egg, not by preventing implantation of a fertilized embryo.
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If all goes well, the technology could represent a real breakthrough in our ability to rid the world of chemical weapons once and for all—and an unexpected source of fertilized soil, to boot.
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The new egg is then fertilized with sperm and the resulting embryo is transferred into the uterus, allowing an expectant mother to have a genetically-related child unaffected by the mitochondrial disease she carries.
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On Monday, in The Journal of Experimental Zoology, the authors conclude that the response originated in mammals more than 150 million years ago as a way to release eggs to be fertilized after sex.
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Dr. Heinrich suggested in his research that a spring queen warms up her ovaries to jump-start the production of eggs to be fertilized with sperm stored in her body since the previous fall.
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The science is pretty straightforward; patients are injected with drugs to stimulate the ovaries, the eggs are then removed to be either fertilized and frozen, or frozen straight away with a process called vitrification.
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I've fed it, fertilized it, made it grow within me, because in addition to raising my self-confidence to unrealistic levels, there's something else equally powerful that my mother has bestowed upon me: scarcity.
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To grant fertilized eggs, embryos, and fetuses the same constitutional rights as a child means that many forms of birth control, as well as procedures such as in vitro fertilization would also be outlawed.
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Rather, it did so because certain forms of birth control, including Plan B, also known as the "morning after pill," could be considered an abortifacient because it prevents implantation of an already fertilized egg.
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In the small number of cases where the copper IUD does not prevent fertilization, scientists say it might be able to disrupt the process by which the fertilized egg would implant in the uterus.
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The committee voted 12-85033 along party lines, with one GOP senator abstaining, to approve the "Personhood Act," which gives legal rights to fertilized eggs from the moment of conception, according to The State.
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With the woman literally out of the picture, abortion foes can advance the claim that a fertilized egg is just as much a unique human life, deserving of protection as a living, breathing, toddler.
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South Dakota also requires people seeking abortions to wait 72 hours between receiving a consultation and actually getting the procedure, and abortions can't be performed more than 20 weeks after an egg is fertilized.
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But fallopian tubes are way more than just tunnels for eggs to pass through and get fertilized; they're an important component of the reproductive system and can play a big role in a person's health.
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The tubes are also where egg and sperm encounter one another and, should an egg meet up with a sperm cell and become fertilized, the zygote continues its journey into the uterus in the tube.
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"SECORE developed a technique whereby male and female gametes are caught in the wild and fertilized in the laboratory to raise larger numbers of genetically unique corals," SECORE director Dirk Petersen said in a statement.
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These comets could have introduced Earth to novel life-forms that evolved on other planets, including viruses, durable microorganisms like unearthly tardigrades or, as the new study suggests, even fertilized animal eggs from other worlds.
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That said, if the FDA agrees with the panel, it would mean that the some of the fertilized embryos that are created won't be used simply because they're female — and "some may find [that] objectionable."
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" Another reason is that when a woman becomes pregnant she creates a "mucus plug" which forms in the cervix after conception, and "prevents sperm from entering the uterus for that second egg to get fertilized.
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They argue that the language of the bill is deliberately vague, obfuscating an extreme proposal: that providers and hospitals treat fertilized eggs as they would the remains of pregnancies that end in the second trimester.
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The theory is that a dog creates a map of scents from odiferous sites like a food store or fertilized garden — or even just a hint of an owner's scent in the ground or air.
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In 2012, Tom Rando and his Stanford colleague Howard Chang published a paper noting that a fertilized human egg has properties of eternal youth: sperm and eggs can age, but every embryo resets the clock.
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The researchers tried to eliminate the problem by acting at an earlier stage, injecting the egg with the sperm and CRISPR-Cas9 simultaneously, instead of waiting to inject CRISPR-Cas9 into the already fertilized egg.
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With I.V.G., two men could have a baby that was biologically related to both of them, by using skin cells from one to make an egg that would be fertilized by sperm from the other.
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"Fertilized eggs can be expelled during a woman's period without a woman even knowing that she might have had the potential blastocyst in her," wrote the anonymous founder of Periods for Pence in an introductory post.
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Because it bans coverage for "drugs or devices used to prevent the implantation of a fertilized ovum," reproductive rights groups say it could eliminate coverage for some forms of contraception, like birth control pills or IUDs.
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"No one before us disputes that the mandate compels Hobby Lobby and Mardel to underwrite payments for drugs or devices that can have the effect of destroying a fertilized human egg," he wrote in a concurrence.
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Such voters reconcile this (kind of) by considering unborn babies — who may be nothing more than a fertilized egg — to be a marginalized group, just like people suffering police violence, gentrification, or the gender wage gap.
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The legal battle between Sofia Vergara and her ex fiancé Nick Loeb over her frozen embryos continued Tuesday after a right-to-live lawsuit was reportedly filed against the actress on behalf of the fertilized eggs.
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The alleged suit asks that Loeb be given full custody of the fertilized eggs so he can have them implanted in a surrogate and so the plaintiffs could receive a trust fund set up for them.
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Specimens of Elkhorn—a highly endangered reef-building species that once blanketed vast swaths of the Caribbean seafloor—were reared from gametes collected in the wild, fertilized in vitro, and planted back out in the ocean.
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Scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) and the New York Stem Cell Foundation Research Institute got haploid egg cells, otherwise known as unfertilized human eggs, to divide without being fertilized.
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In Arizona, though, the law is specific to "emergency contraception or any drug or device intended to inhibit or prevent implantation of a fertilized ovum," according to the National Women's Law Center—not hormone replacement therapy.
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The notion that life starts at conception runs counter to federal law — as well as the medical community's consensus — that recognizes pregnancy as beginning with the implantation of a fertilized egg in the uterus, they said.
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Mr. McLaughlin said he anticipated that during spawning season next summer, the oysters in the cages would begin to reproduce and that the resulting fertilized eggs would float in the water for two to three weeks.
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However, it does thicken cervical mucus to prevent sperm from reaching an egg and thin out the uterine lining to help prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus in case sperm somehow gets through.
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Implantation is an early sign of pregnancyAfter the fertilized egg travels down the fallopian tube toward the uterus, it divides into multiple cells and eventually becomes a growing cluster of about 100 cells called a blastocyst.
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With a vigorous eye to a possible long-term outcome, this may include a school of thought, a political philosophy or even an ideational movement – all cross-fertilized through a deeper engagement with the Arab world.
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The second scenario: Let's say the Supreme Court Justice writing the opinion overturning Roe decides to take the decision to the next level and extend the Constitution's protections for all people to a fertilized egg or fetus.
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No one factor predicts a bloom, but an excess of nutrients from sources like runoff from fertilized agricultural land and sewage is assumed to be a major contributor and is a likely target for human control efforts.
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The LA-based personal trainer's latest post on her personal account reveals the extent of her bloating following egg retrieval, which is where eggs are removed from a woman's ovaries to be fertilized by a man's sperm.
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Most frog species remain in an embrace during the fertilization, but in this case, the eggs are fertilized by the sperm running down the female's back and hind legs, reaching the eggs after the couple has separated.
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That seed — contained in a single sentence on the page — was fertilized when Nyong'o attended a fashion event where, to her surprise, she heard a speaker whose voice she thought sounded close to what Peele was describing.
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They do this by delaying ovulation, the release of eggs from the ovaries that occurs before eggs are fertilized, or by thickening cervical mucus so that sperm have trouble swimming and reaching the egg to fertilize it.
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In one of the deepest mysteries of biology, the clock's hands are always set back to zero at conception: However old the parents and their reproductive cells, a fertilized egg is free of all marks of age.
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They can be purchased directly through mail-order hatcheries, bought up at agricultural feed stores (which are largely supplied by the same mail-order hatcheries), bought or rescued through Craigslist, or hatched yourself by obtaining fertilized eggs.
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"In a normal cycle, it takes about two weeks for an egg to be produced, then it's ovulated, fertilized, and implanted, so that by the time of the upcoming period, the woman would know she's pregnant," he says.
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When a fertilized egg is in the process of attaching to the uterine lining, sometimes it can cause light bleeding, also known as "implantation bleeding," says Raquel B. Dardik, MD, an Ob/Gyn at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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Most critically, the process mimics the well-established protocols of IVF, in which a sperm and an egg are fertilized in vitro, and an early embryo is implanted into a woman's body—a procedure that raises few qualms.
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Most people are familiar with the basics of how a woman gets pregnant: an egg is released from an ovary; sperm fertilizes the egg; the fertilized egg attaches to the uterine lining, where it eventually becomes a fetus.
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Plus, if your relationship does come to an end, it's much easier for each of you to take your separate pieces with you if you're still just dealing with frozen eggs and sperm rather than a fertilized embryo.
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Darting about the room clutching a glass of Franciacorta Ca'Del Bosco is the artist K8 Hardy, whose yellow-dyed hair has a streak of bright red at the center part, lending her some resemblance to a fertilized egg.
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Bills like the one in Ohio are meant to give fetuses and even fertilized eggs the same legal rights as pregnant people themselves, Mary Alice Carter, a senior adviser at the reproductive-rights group Equity Forward, told Vox.
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But this ban does have one exception: Fertilized eggs, blastocysts, five-day-old embryos — people, according to some definitions — are exempt and can be destroyed, so long as they are not contained in the body of a woman.
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She had tried in vain to get pregnant with her first husband — first naturally, and then by trying in vitro fertilization (IVF), in which mature eggs were collected from her ovaries and fertilized with sperm in a lab.
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Just like a supermarket avocado, the squishiness of fertilized human eggs could hint at how healthy and viable their embryos are—which would be a huge benefit for the millions of in-vitro fertilization babies now being born worldwide.
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"The work carried out at the Crick will be for research purposes and will look at the first seven days of a fertilized egg's development (from a single cell to around 250 cells)," noted the lab in a statement.
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If they do find someone they like, they can choose to use the already-frozen eggs, which is a pretty straightforward process: The frozen eggs are thawed, fertilized with sperm, and the resulting embryo is transferred to the uterus.
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Editing out genes in embryos that might hamper healthy development The researchers will only study the embryos during the first seven days following conception; that's when the fertilized egg grows from one cell to around 250 cells in size.
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The biologist and evolution theorist showed in the late 1800s that cross-fertilization of plants - in which sex cells are fused between crop varieties of the same species - creates a more vigorous breed than those that are self-fertilized.
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The government will publish draft compensation guidelines to affected farmers on Friday and is also looking to import fertilized eggs from Brazil to plug a gap as thousands of chickens and eggs are destroyed after they had been infected.
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Feinberg believes this infertility issue stems from an over-reliance in fertility treatments like in-vitro fertilization, where a woman's egg and a man's sperm are removed from their bodies so the egg can be fertilized in a lab.
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Ms. Martin was referring to improvements in reproductive technologies like in vitro fertilization, which involves the stimulation of ovaries to produce several eggs, which are removed and fertilized with sperm before the resulting embryos are transferred into the uterus.
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Anti-abortion lawmakers in Pennsylvania want to pass a bill that would require burials and, as a result, death certificates for "fetal remains," which in their terms includes any fertilized eggs that never implanted in a person&aposs uterus.
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The truth of the matter is, women acknowledging their membership in this undesirable club is nothing more than an acknowledgment of how deep the roots of oppression can run in a country whose historical soil is fertilized with inequality.
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In college she had also looked at "bio-art," such as the mutant bunny, Alba, which was created by French scientists by injecting the fertilized egg of an albino rabbit with the green fluorescent protein of a Pacific Northwest jellyfish.
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Telfer and her colleagues still need to see if they can be coaxed to maturity and fertilized without issue—and they need to conduct further research on the individual components of ABVD to isolate a causal mechanism for this phenomenon.
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First, virtually all male chicks are destroyed within a few moments of hatching (though the egg industry has pledged to end this practice by 2020, using technology to determine the sex of fertilized eggs rather than waiting for chicks to hatch).
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This new egg is fertilized by the father's sperm via intracytoplasmic sperm injection, a technique that's similar to IVF, except the sperm is directly injected into an egg rather than entering the cell on its own in a petri dish.
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The media reports contend that Mr. Loeb has caused a lawsuit to be initiated claiming that the pre-embryos — which are not embryos, but rather frozen fertilized ova — have been given names by him and have a right to live.
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Mike Moon proposed a bill called the Right to Due Process Act that would change current state legislation to state that the "life of each human being begins at fertilization," extending the constitutional rights of a person to a fertilized egg.
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The beer named "Pisner" - a word-play combining pilsner with local slang for urine - contains no human waste, but is produced from fields of malting barley fertilized with human urine rather than traditional animal manure or factory-made plant nutrients.
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Two days after that happens, the eggs get retrieved (if any eggs are viable) in a surgical procedure in which they're fertilized in a lab, and then the resulting embryo—aka the "test tube baby"—is implanted back into your uterus.
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And, depending on the wording, this kind of draconian legislation could even make certain kinds of birth control illegal — like IUDs, because they prevent implantation of a fertilized egg (which, remember, by someone's definition is a person deserving of civil rights).
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These views range from the moment the egg is fertilized to the moment the fetus is viable outside the womb, according to Ana Iltis, director of Wake Forest University's Center for Bioethics, Health and Society, who spoke at the event.
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Today, the Haber process produces around 131 million tons of nitrogen fertilizer a year, and since we eat the plants fertilized directly or indirectly by this technology, nearly 80 percent of the nitrogen present in our bodies is fixed artificially.
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In the past, religious groups have argued that life begins at conception, so they don't want to cover IUDs and emergency contraception like Plan B since those birth-control methods can prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.
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Fiction fertilized my imagination for the drawing I was obsessed with doing (in 1966, my senior year, I received two second-place awards in the sports and humor divisions from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association's national contest for high school cartoonists).
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For example, they note, in parts of Brazil, the best-managed grazing lands can produce four times as much beef per acre as poorly managed lands — in part owing to differences in cattle health and how well the grass is fertilized.
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Fallopian tube removal is a common treatment for ectopic pregnanciesSince a fertilized egg is unable to develop outside of the uterus, it has to be removed along with any damaged tissue to prevent damage to the person&aposs reproductive system.
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It's (Gudetama is not fertilized and has no gender, according to Sanrio) too tired to sneeze, too tired to be consumed, too tired to be fried, and, a lot of times, too tired to literally come out of its shell.
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Instead, half the population with decent health care will–no shitting you–have eggs grown from human skin and fertilized with sperm, then have the entire genome of about 100 embryo samples sequenced, peruse the highlights, and pick the best model to implant.
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This position would not only criminalize abortions in the case of rape and incest but would prohibit the use of contraceptive methods that are understood to prevent the uterine implantation of a fertilized egg like the intrauterine device and the morning-after pill.
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In a new study published in Nature Research, Katsuhiko Hayashi and colleagues from Kyushu University in Japan describe a new technique in which viable "artificial eggs" can be generated with stem cells, and then fertilized to produce healthy and fertile mouse pups.
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So it's pretty striking that the official GOP platform basically endorses the kinds of "personhood" rights for fertilized eggs, without even a stated exception to save a woman's life, that have proved too radical even for conservative voters in states like Mississippi.
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IVF success and struggle One risk for older would-be dads is the potential success of in vitro fertilization, a medical procedure where the woman's egg is fertilized by a man's sperm in a test tube and then introduced into her womb.
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Anti-abortion lawmakers in Pennsylvania want to pass a bill that would require health providers to arrange burials or cremations for all of a person&aposs "fetal remains," which under the lawmakers&apos terms, includes fertilized eggs that never implanted in the uterus.
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But for Texas resident Richard Overton, it came decades later…Read more ReadWhile IVF can be used to fertilize even frozen eggs belonging to the mother, Mangayamma had obviously gone through menopause already; instead, a donor egg was fertilized with her husband's sperm.
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These twins were formed when a single egg was fertilized by two sperm -- something that shouldn't happen, Dr. Nicholas Fisk, who participated in the study and serves as the deputy vice chancellor of research at the University of New South Wales, told CNN.
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"The media reports contend that Mr. Loeb has caused a lawsuit to be initiated claiming that the pre-embryos — which are not embryos, but rather frozen fertilized ova, have been given names by him and have a right to live," he told the magazine.
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Read more:Almost no women regret having abortions 5 years later, according to a landmark studyA Pennsylvania bill would require death certificates for fertilized eggs that never implant in the uterusOhio's proposed abortion ban would require doctors to reimplant ectopic pregnancies, but that's not possible
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The method, known as endometrial scratching, involves taking a flexible tube that lets gynecologists collect tissue samples in the uterus and using it to create a small scratch in the lining of the uterus a month or so before a fertilized egg is transferred.
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In the first decade of the 13th century, the German biologist Theodor Boveri discovered that if he fertilized sea-urchin eggs with two sperm rather than one, some of the cells would end up with the wrong number of chromosomes and fail to develop properly.
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Even if there were such a procedure, it still probably wouldn't be possible, because in many cases the fertilized egg is not intact after an ectopic pregnancy, Dr. Donnica Moore, the host of the podcast "In the Ladies' Room with Dr. Donnica," told Insider.
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There have been countless attempts at creating a birth control method for men dating back to the 1920s; however, most methods, like calcium channel blockers—which render sperms unable to fertilized eggs and resulted in permanently infertile rats—were never tested on human men.
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What seems to be important is the timing of when mutations occur: developmental disorders largely seem to arise from mutations in the eggs or sperm that aren't present in the rest of the parents' cells—or from mutations occurring shortly after the egg is fertilized.
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All the while, the germs are easily spread — carried on hands and equipment inside hospitals; ferried on meat and manure-fertilized vegetables from farms; transported across borders by travelers and on exports and imports; and transferred by patients from nursing home to hospital and back.
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The problem is women, and even their doctors, can&apost track when or how many fertilized eggs don&apost implant in the uterus because those eggs typically dissolve in utero and are shed through a woman&aposs menstrual lining every month, making them undetectable.
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The other 50% of those fertilized eggs that don&apost implant dissolve in the body and are expelled through a woman&aposs uterine lining, which she naturally sheds during her menstrual cycle, according to University of Wisconsin-Madison&aposs School of Medicine and Public Health.
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Once you&aposve conceived, the body begins to produce hCG as soon as a fertilized egg implants into the uterine wall, and it typically takes another 8 to 14 days before the hCG levels rise enough to be detected by an at-home pregnancy test.
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Lensen said the practice of endometrial scratching began around 2005 after a group of fertility doctors noticed that women who had failed previous IVF attempts seemed more likely to get pregnant after the doctors took tissue biopsies to help figure out why their fertilized eggs weren't implanting.
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A female Striated frogfish is shown rising toward the surface of water at Lake Worth Lagoon near Riviera Beach, Florida Photographer Steven Kovacs pressed his camera's shutter at the exact moment that the female released her egg mass, above a waiting male that later fertilized the eggs.
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In those rare cases when the sperm has already met its egg by the time a copper IUD is inserted, some researchers think a copper IUD may instead prevent implantation by making the uterine lining less hospitable to a fertilized egg, Mario Ascoli, PhD, tells Vox.
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According to Planned Parenthood, some women may prefer the abortion pill because it's more private and many feel that it's "less invasive" than the alternative, a medical procedure in which the cervix is dilated and the endometrial tissue as well as the fertilized egg is aspirated.
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The overwhelming poignancy of this film resides in the intimate tenor of the artist's voice as he speaks to his sister in voiceover, the constancy of natural processes, and the material reality of trees grown from the ground fertilized by the victims of a brutal regime.
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We have guides on miscarriage, stillbirth (far less common and incredibly heartbreaking), ectopic pregnancy (when a fertilized egg lands somewhere other than the uterus, also rare), sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and a beautiful essay from Amber Scorah about having a child after losing a child.
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What happens if this couple have the possibility of the sperm of the man to be shipped somewhere, the egg of the woman to be shipped somewhere and they get fertilized using high end technology, and they get informed once the embryo is ready to be implanted.
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They only want to extract healthy genes from it and place them in an embryo of Courtney's own — destroying Laura's fertilized egg in the process — because she has the genetic marker of a rare neurological disorder that makes having a healthy child impossible without scientific intervention.
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"[I]f you aren't sure about the fertilized status of your used tampons, panty liners, or indefinitely ruined underpants, place them in a 4x6 bubble envelope and mail them to the office of Governor Greg Abbott for testing," reads a screenshot of the original post from an unidentified person.
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I'd tried a female libido supplement from the health food store and taken an omega fish oil supplement to combat my issue with vaginal dryness, but weed fertilized my sex drive and helped me get wet in a way that was so immediate that I ditched my herbal remedies.
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And in the high-profile Hobby Lobby case, he wrote that religiously opposed employers shouldn't have to cover birth control as it could have "the effect of destroying a fertilized human egg," which on top of being logically unsound makes you slightly question his understanding of female anatomy.
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It's hard not to think that the increasingly odd behavior and untethered-to-reality pronouncements of the president's two top lawyers—Attorney General Bill Barr and personal defender Rudy Giuliani—have not been deeply influenced by the filter bubble on the right created, fostered, and fertilized by Fox News.
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It is not unusual for plants to be hermaphrodites — that is, for their flowers to have both male and female reproductive functions — but this species, a bush tomato whose fertilized purple flowers produce cream-color fruits, did not conform even to the fluid norms of the plant kingdom.
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" When Wohl and her husband finally had a daughter via a surrogate (or as they put it, "Our bun, her oven") she too dressed her new baby in a slogan onesie, this one bearing a microscope photograph of a fertilized egg and the words "My First Baby Photo.
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In another I began with 60 already-fertilized (well, we are living in the future, after all) cassowary eggs; in a third I was lucky enough to bring three foxes with me along with a group of characters suffering from malnutrition (the tragic outcome of this scenario is painfully obvious).
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On Wednesday, scientists reported in Nature that they had created mouse-rat chimeras — also starting with mouse pluripotent stem cells and fertilized rat eggs — in which the pancreases were sufficiently mouse-like that, when cells from them were transplanted into mice with diabetes, they churned out insulin and reversed the disease.
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"It is problematic, both ethically and from a safety aspect, to place human iPS cells, which are still capable of transforming into all types of cells, into the fertilized eggs of rats and mice," said Jiro Nudeshima, a researcher specializing in the ethical implications of life science research, according to Asahi.
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The researcher who spearheaded that work in the US, a controversial cell biologist named Shoukhrat Mitalipov, said not only that his team had used Crispr to correct a mutation in a newly fertilized embryo, but that they'd done it via a mechanism that was, if not novel, at least unusual.
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Both Americans United for Life and Susan B. Anthony List believe that copper IUDs and emergency contraception cause abortions, which medical experts say is not the case; they can prevent ovulation, prevent fertilization, and, in some cases, the copper IUD can prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterine lining.
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The blood used in Clifford's work, as well as in Portia Munson's "Menstrual Prints" (1993) series also highlights the arbitrary framing of abortion as an ending of life, since each menstrual period involves the shedding of uterine lining, which contains an egg that could have been fertilized and led to pregnancy.
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Another cooling mechanism was that the iron-rich meteoritic dust fertilized large parts of the ocean surface leading to increased plankton productivity and drawdown of atmospheric carbon dioxide, added Birger Schmitz, a geology professor at Lund University in Sweden and lead author of the research published in the journal Science Advances.
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"However, the technology remains at an early stage, and much more work is needed to make sure that the technique is safe and optimised before we ascertain whether these eggs remain normal during the process, and can be fertilized to form embryos that could lead to healthy babies," he said.
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For birds, the most likely explanation is that a female makes an unusual double-nucleus egg cell, one with a Z chromosome and one with a W chromosome, and each is fertilized by a Z sperm, making some cells ZZ and others ZW in the same individual, Dr. Arnold said.
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The argument that only a woman's body is at stake doesn't work: from conception, a pregnancy involves at least distinct bodies — that of the fertilized egg which contains a distinct and new blend of DNA (from mother and father), all that is needed to become a baby, and that of the mother.
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Once he decides to mate, the purpose of his life is fulfilled; he impregnates her, forcefully and carelessly, with a specialized arm called a hectocotylus, dumping packets of hopeful sperm into a receptor in a female octopus's mantle cavity, to be fertilized in the days or even weeks after his glorious last moments.
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Details: The Illinois bill, or Reproductive Health Act, states that a "fertilized egg, embryo or fetus does not have independent rights" and repeals Illinois's 1975 abortion law, thereby eliminating criminal penalties for physicians who perform abortions and other restrictions on facilities where abortions are performed and provisions for waiting periods or spousal consent.
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Correction 1/3/18: This post has been corrected to show that emergency contraception does not prevent implantation of a fertilized egg, it prevents fertilization of the egg, either by delaying or preventing the release of an egg from the ovaries or making it more difficult for sperm to reach an egg.
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After sourcing some fertilized snake eggs from a dealer, the researchers found they were able to take a tiny chunk of snake tissue, containing stem cells, and nurture it in a dish with the same growth factor they used for human organoids -- albeit at a lower temperature -- to create the venom glands.
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Conception requires four events to unfold perfectly: An ovary must release an egg; a sperm must reach and fertilize that egg; the fertilized egg must then travel through a woman's fallopian tube and into her uterus; and finally, it must remain in the uterus, anchored in place, as it grows into a healthy fetus.
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And the connection was true of Proenza Schouler, where the designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez cross-fertilized their past signatures (leather halters, peekaboo slicing, asymmetry, collage) with a certain French classicism, so that the basics of old couture — corsets and smoking jackets and intricate handwork — were knocked off their pedestals into the mosh pit.
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And since about half of miscarriages happen shortly after a fertilized egg is implanted, and occur at roughly the same time a woman would expect her period, many women could be having a miscarriage and not even know it — and thus, technically be violating the law if they didn't cremate or bury the resulting tissue.
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"Lochia isn't that different from a period — a period is the endometrium layer of the uterus shedding after a month in which an ova isn't fertilized, and lochia is the uterine lining that has built up over nine months of pregnancy," explains Annemarie Sawatzky, a former doula and current medical assistant at a women's health clinic in Canada.
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Pence's political career is marked by a disturbing, single-minded devotion to eroding women's bodily autonomy—he introduced the first-ever bill to defund Planned Parenthood, he cosponsored legislation that would demand full constitutional rights for every fertilized human egg, and he recently signed into law a bill that would require abortion providers to arrange funerals for fetuses.
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There, a fertilized egg was pierced with a glass needle and injected with the necessary ingredients for overriding the random chance of inheritance: the molecular "scissors" used in Crispr engineering, a guiding molecule that tells it where to cut, and a promoter to activate the scissors in the right tissues (see "How to Kill Off a Species, Nicely").
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What undergirds the "personhood" claim, as well as the anti-abortion position in general, is a fundamental religious belief among some people that at the moment of conception a soul has been implanted in that fertilized human egg, providing the possibility not only of life on this Earth, but also, of vastly greater importance, eternal life with God.
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A squirrel ate the tomatoes growing in my yard, that I had been tending closely in the heat, that I had fertilized with a tincture of seaweed, that I had put on a table so that they could grab a little more sun, that I had talked to because some people believe that helps them grow.
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Those are the parts of us — and I think they're either there or can be harvested and fertilized — which open up our eyes to gender expansiveness, to the notion of gender diversity, to the notion that not following the rules does not mean you're sick or have a disease or that it's pathological, but that it's creative.
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