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31. Certainly one was emerging, and its embryonic form was increasingly dominated by London.

32. Elsewhere some of these embryonic foreign offices were developing and growing, though this was still often a slow process.

33. But important new phenomena have occurred, and embryonic developments which were only noted in that document have matured.

34. Impressive though this result is, the transplanted nucleus had come from an early embryonic stage.

35. We studied the healing of a standardized lesion on the dorsal surface of a four-day chick embryonic wing bud.

36. The simple branching rule for drawing trees, then, looks like a promising analogue for embryonic development.

37. The Sunday Night Supper constituted a small part of the Georgetown set in embryonic form.

38. We are, after all, always talking about minor quantitative changes in an existing embryonic process.

39. Recursive branching is also a good metaphor for the embryonic development of plants and animals generally.

40. The embryonic plot appeared to have been an amateurish operation which did not pose a serious threat to the government.

41. Mutation has to work by modifying the existing processes of embryonic development.

42. This usually means effects on the processes of embryonic development and hence on bodily form and behaviour.

43. Blue-eyed cats are deaf because those at first sight unrelated characters share an embryonic pathway.

44. It is still in an embryonic stage.

45. The present is the small double bottom embryonic form.

46. An embryonic cell from which a nerve cell develops.

47. There are two categories: adult and embryonic stem cells.

48. Bodies might find it easier to accept cells that have been only partially reprogrammed, like those in the axolotl’s blastema, than embryonic or fully reprogrammed cells.

49. The breakthrough gives scientist a way to produce multipotent stem cells for treating conditions such as heart disease without creating an embryonic clone of patient.

50. Fibroblasts are mesenchymal cells, which are derived from the embryonic mesoderm.

51. They can, however, generate "uniparental" embryonic stem cell lines. Uniparental embryos with two maternal sets of chromosomes are known as parthenogenetic.

52. Objective To study the relationship between the morphologic mechanism of human embryonic epidermic cells and mesenchymal-epithelial transformation (MET) and its modulation factor.

53. Grown from adult skin,(www.Sentencedict.com) these cells are genetically transformed to have the same unspecialized function that makes embryonic cells so important.

54. Some scientists working with embryonic stem cells say their work has been encumbered by the requirement to get a license from the patent holder, the University of Wisconsin.

55. VEGF is essential for embryonic development, endochondral bone formation, female reproductive functions.

56. This is the function of the embryonic tissue distributed around the whole plant.

57. Objective To isolate neuroepithelial stem cells from the spinal cord neural tube of the embryonic rat and induce them to differentiate into dopaminergic neurons.

58. Methods ESCs were propagated 1 generation after anabiosis to gain embryonic bodies ( EB ) .

59. The further research on these sequences is very useful to obtain the complete genes and to know the mechanism of early embryonic development of Chinese Artemia Parthenogenetica.

60. AIM: The key of the human embryonic stem cell culture is to guarantee the totipotency and inhibit spontaneous differentiation.