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T/L Runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus) germinating underground, shoot and roots growing
T/L Runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus) germinating underground, shoot and roots growing
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CU Cluster of Tadpoles of Red-eyed Tree Frog (Agalychnie callidryae) within frogspawn, Costa Rica
CU Cluster of Tadpoles of Red-eyed Tree Frog (Agalychnie callidryae) within frogspawn, Costa Rica
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BCU Microscopic view of Sargassum Flying Fish (Cypselurus) Egg, Bermuda
BCU Microscopic view of Sargassum Flying Fish (Cypselurus) Egg, Bermuda
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BCU Microscopic view of Sargassum Flying Fish (Cypselurus) Egg, Bermuda
BCU Microscopic view of Sargassum Flying Fish (Cypselurus) Egg, Bermuda
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BCU Embryonic grass snake head within egg, at 5 weeks, England
BCU Embryonic grass snake head within egg, at 5 weeks, England
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ECU Microscopic Land Crab (Gecarcinus) Larvae developing within eggs, Bermuda
ECU Microscopic Land Crab (Gecarcinus) Larvae developing within eggs, Bermuda
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CU Spadefoot Toad (Scaphiopus) tadpoles developing within frogspawn, USA
CU Spadefoot Toad (Scaphiopus) tadpoles developing within frogspawn, USA
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CU Spadefoot Toad (Scaphiopus) tadpoles developing within frogspawn, USA
CU Spadefoot Toad (Scaphiopus) tadpoles developing within frogspawn, USA
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Ethicist Foresees Choosing Babies from Embryos
WITH INCREASING RATES OF INFERTILITY AROUND THE GLOBE, RESEARCHERS ARE EXPLORING NEW FRONTS IN REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY.
SOUNDBITE (English) Amander Clark, UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center:
"Around 10...
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US Health Chief: Embryo gene editing 'great shock'
Early last year, a little-known Chinese researcher turned up at an elite meeting in Berkeley, California, where scientists and ethicists were discussing a technology that had shaken the field to its core — an emerging tool for "editing"...
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US Health Chief: Embryo gene editing 'great shock'
Early last year, a little-known Chinese researcher turned up at an elite meeting in Berkeley, California, where scientists and ethicists were discussing a technology that had shaken the field to its core — an emerging tool for "editing"...
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A French scientist removes the heart from a chicken embryo, freezes it in liquid nitrogen, and watches it beat again when thawed.
A French scientist removes the heart from a chicken embryo, freezes it in liquid nitrogen, and watches it beat again when thawed.
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US Health Chief: Embryo gene editing 'great shock'
Early last year, a little-known Chinese researcher turned up at an elite meeting in Berkeley, California, where scientists and ethicists were discussing a technology that had shaken the field to its core — an emerging tool for "editing"...
Bloomberg
KPCB's Seidenberg, Progyny CEO on Fertility Tech Advances
Sept. 15 -- Beth Seidenberg, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers partner, and Gina Bartasi, Progyny chief executive officer, discuss the advances in fertility technology with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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RR7913B UK FARMING - CATTLE IN THE CAN
Until now the export of breeding heifers has been far
too costly for the average farmer. Britain has just
launched a new way of exporting cattle: a revolutionary
technique of freezing cattle embryo. A plane load of
breeding heifers...
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New federal statistics show an epidemic of twins among IVF patients, and two babies come with added risk during pregnancy. Reproduction experts are now urging more women in fertility treatment to try it one embryo at a time. (Dec. 2)
SOUNDBITE: Abigail Ernst, Had daughter through IVF
"I think most of us think that we do multiple transfers, or multiple embryos at a time, even all my co-workers said, 'Oh, how many are you putting in?'"
SOUNDBITE: Dr. Linda Giudice,...
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CLEAN : Kenya conservationists hoping IVF can save Northern White Rhino
Around 10 million US dollars is needed for a pioneering in vitro fertilization programme to save the Northern White Rhino, a species of which there is only one elderly male and two infertile females left in the world, the CEO of the Ol...
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The Evolution of 'Bikini Medicine'
Sept. 15 -- Beth Seidenberg, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers partner, and Gina Bartasi, Progyny chief executive officer, discuss fertility technology with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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Scientists Have Created 2 Northern White Rhino Embryos
Scientists hope that these embryos could save the species from extinction.
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New Abortion Laws Say It's Clear When Life Starts. Biology Can't Agree
New research didn't bring an irrefutable answer to when the start of life is. Instead, the question got more complicated.
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A landmark study has opened up the possibility that babies could be conceived from skin cells - without an egg cell.
A landmark study has opened up the possibility that babies could be conceived from skin cells - without an egg cell.
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RR0208/A UK: Stem Cell Research
Cambridge and London, England, UK/Washington, DC, USA/File (recent/file):
Cambridge (recent): US scientist Dr Roger Pedersen, who now works in Britain, exterior of Addenbrookes Hospital, Dr Pedersen in corridor, laboratory, Dr Pedersen...
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Bush and others comment on stem cell research debate
1. Pull out view of Bush speaking
2. SOUNDBITE: (English) George W. Bush, U.S. President:
"Today the House of Representatives is considering a bill that violates the clear standard that I set four years ago. This bill would take us...
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VOICED: Czech Republic brings hope to infertile European couples
VOICED: Czech Republic brings hope to infertile European couples