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mitosis and the differentiation of cells after fertilazation has occured
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What is the medical term meaning condition characterized by the presence of a developing embryo within the uterus?
Normal placement embryonic fetal development means that an embryo in developing in the uterus.
In a normal pregnancy the embryo becomes attached to the?
In a normal pregnancy the embryo becomes attached to the
What are the causes of syringomyelia?
It is thought that syringomyelia occurs when one or more factors interfere with the normal development of the spinal canal during formation of the embryo or when factors such as trauma to the spinal cord.
What is the precise site of embryo implantation in a normal pregnancy?
The precise site of embryo implantation in a normal pregnancy is usually within the endometrium of the uterus. The embryo typically implants in the upper part of the uterus, in an area called the fundus, or in the anterior or posterior walls of the uterus.
A mutation in a series of genes called lac genes can change the organs that develop in specific parts of an embryo?
Mutations in the lac genes can lead to changes in the development of organs in specific regions of an embryo. These mutations can alter the expression of lac genes, which are involved in controlling the development of certain tissues and organs. As a result, the normal process of organ development in those specific regions can be disrupted, leading to abnormalities or different organ structures.
What are normal progesterone levels after embryo transfer?
I'd say about 200
What would happen if 2 sperm penetrated an egg?
If two sperm penetrate an egg, a condition known as polyspermy occurs. This usually leads to an abnormal fertilization, resulting in an embryo with an incorrect number of chromosomes, which is typically not viable. In many organisms, mechanisms exist to prevent polyspermy, such as the fast block and slow block to polyspermy, to ensure normal development. If polyspermy does occur, it usually results in failed embryo development or miscarriage.
Why is an embryo most vulnerable to drugs?
An embryo is most vulnerable to drugs because its organs and systems are still developing and may be easily impacted by external substances. Exposure to drugs during this critical stage of development can disrupt normal growth and lead to birth defects or other long-term health issues. Additionally, the placenta may not fully protect the embryo from harmful substances during early stages of pregnancy.
What Is Defined As An Agent That Causes Abnormal Development Of The Embryo (fertilized Egg).?
An agent that causes abnormal development of the embryo is known as a teratogen. Teratogens can be physical agents, such as radiation, or chemical agents, like certain drugs, alcohol, or infections, that disrupt normal embryonic development. The effects of teratogens can lead to congenital abnormalities, growth retardation, or even fetal death, depending on the timing and level of exposure during pregnancy. Understanding teratogens is crucial for prenatal care and preventing developmental disorders.
What is a viable embryo?
A viable embryo is an embryo that has the potential to develop into a healthy offspring under normal conditions. This typically means it has successfully reached a developmental stage where it can be transferred or implanted into a uterus to continue its growth into a fetus.
What can causes malformation of an embryo or fetus?
Malformation of an embryo or fetus can be caused by genetic factors, exposure to harmful substances (such as drugs or alcohol) during pregnancy, certain infections, maternal health conditions like diabetes, or inadequate prenatal care. These factors can disrupt normal development and result in structural abnormalities.
What category of cloning does artificial embryo twinning fit?
Artificial embryo twinning is where an early embryo which has been produced through IVF is divided into several individual cells. This is at the stage where the embryo cells are not specialized yet. Each cell grows into an identical embryo in the lab. These embryos are then transferred into a host mother and identical cloned animals are born. So it uses normal sexual reproduction and essentially produces identical twins/triplets quadruplets but this is done in the lab instead of nature producing an identical twin. It is in no way similar to fusion cell cloning as used for Dolly the sheep. It falls in the category of embryo cloning.
