blastocyst
blastocyst
Definition
blastocyst
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- call: Front and back At six days old, the embryo, now called a blastocyst, consists of only a few hundred cells.
- clon: Evidence of a pluripotent human embryonic stem cell line derived from a cloned blastocyst.
Adjective modifier
- human: Like the UK, nuclear transfer and subsequent implantation of cloned human blastocysts is not permitted in Korea.
Modifies a noun
- embryo: The blastocyst embryos that are used for stem cell isolation can be grown in vitro from embryos produced by IVF.
- stage: New techniques allow embryos to develop to blastocyst stage in the laboratory.
- transfer: Also, we're hoping to go for blastocyst transfer if I produce enough eggs... So a bit of a different approach.
- mouse: When injected into an early blastocyst mouse embryo, single cells can contribute to most, if not all somatic cell types.
Noun used with modifier
- -deficient: The researchers then went on to assess whether ES cell lines could be derived from the Cdx2 -deficient blastocysts.
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