Similar words: spermatogenesis, ontogenesis, histogenesis, ectogenesis, gametogenesis, teratogen, teratogenic, teratogenicity. Meaning: n. the development of defects in an embryo.
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1. Conclusions QJYS noticeably inhibits the teratogenesis of CP, reduces the DNA injury caused by this alkylating agent, and improves its tumoricidal effect.
2. Relation of nuclear basic protein transformation of human sperm to sperm teratogenesis and unexplained abortion was discussed in this article.
3. Conclusion Zinc L lysine and taurine have a significant effect against teratogenesis caused by hyperthermia and promote the embryo growth.
4. To study the effect of the secondary metabolites of Rhizotonia Leguminicola on behavioral teratogenesis in mice.
5. Conclusion The methylmercury likely has the effect on behavioral teratogenesis of rats.
6. Most of the chlorinated organic compounds are regarded as high toxic, refractory and carcinogen with the negative effects of"carcinogenesis,(Sentencedict.com ) teratogenesis and mutagenesis".
7. The time effect relationship between positional transfered novel gene(HCY 2)and neural tube teratogenesis, and their possible mechanisms were studied.
8. The decrease in sperm protamine is related to sperm teratogenesis, motility, viability and unexplained abortion.
9. Conclusion: The water-soluble and fat-soluble extracts of cigarette smoke showed teratogenesis in the Hydra regeneration assay.
10. Objective To study the effect of zinc L lysine and taurine against teratogenesis caused by hyperthermia in pregnant mice.
11. Safe use: not produce any organic chloride and other harmful substances that may lead to carcinogenesis, teratogenesis and mutagenesis, such as THMS and chloroform.
12. Objective To study the effect of methylmercury on the behavioral teratogenesis in filial rats.
13. CONCLUSIONS:The antioxidant MT exhibited an excellent antagonism to the teratogenesis induced by DPH.
14. Recently, people pay more attention to itsdelayed effect, including carcinogenicity, teratogenesis and mutagenicity.
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