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embryonic

[em-bree-on-ik] / ˌɛm briˈɒn ɪk /


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Scientists will also be able to study embryonic failure, developmental disorders and pregnancy loss, Sozen said.

From Washington Times

Since then, they and other scientists have been trying to do the same with human embryonic stem cells.

From New York Times

Scientists have previously spurred human stem cells to form structures that closely resemble the blastocyst, the embryonic stage that begins around 5 days after fertilization and implants in the womb.

From Science Magazine

A variety of SAF creation methods are under development but production remains embryonic.

From Seattle Times

"It's beautiful and created entirely from embryonic stem cells," Prof Zernicka-Goetz told the Guardian newspaper.

From BBC