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The developing human organism (a group of cells) that arise from a fertilized egg (after merging of egg and sperm). An embryo does have the potential to become a complete organism. The embryonic stage ends at eight weeks of development.

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Blossary: Stem cell terms
Nozare/domēns: Medical
Category: Stem cell research
Company: Research!America
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Medical; Stem cell research

A developing human from the eighth week of gestation to birth.

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Medical; Stem cell research

To create a copy. “Therapeutic cloning” creates a line of stem cells genetically identical to the originating cell for use in research. “Reproductive cloning” creates an organism ...

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Medical; Stem cell research

A research study in human subjects to answer specific questions about vaccines or new therapies or new ways of using known treatments. Clinical trials are used to determine ...

бластула

Medical; Stem cell research

An early stage embryo of about 100 cells that has not yet implanted into the womb. The blastocyst is a sphere made up of an outer layer of cells, a fluid-filled cavity and cluster ...

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Medical; Stem cell research

A cell produced during cleavage of a fertilized egg.

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Medical; Stem cell research

An early stage embryo of about 100 cells that has not yet implanted into the womb. The blastocyst is a sphere made up of an outer layer of cells, a fluid-filled cavity and cluster ...

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Medical; Stem cell research

Any of the cells of a plant or animal other than germ cells (reproductive cells)

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