Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Human embryo in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This is enounced by the European Court of Justice in the Brüstle case, which defines the human embryo as the beginning of the development of the human being.
It is an incubator that reproduces the natural conditions needed for the human embryo to develop into an ideal growing environment.
just as the human embryo is a transient parasitic stage of human life.
Figure 1: Drawings illustrating the similarities in appearance between a leech and a human embryo at the alaqah stage.
were originally yielded from a week-old human embryo in a Singaporese IVF clinic.
for the first time, they tried to alter the genes of a human embryo.
is the human embryo a fully-fledged human being?
The news from the USA that ACT has cloned a human embryo has probably shocked us all.
In light of this reality, I would ask the Commission to issue a particular reference to the patenting of the human embryo at the stage of stem cells.
Stunning photos of human embryo evolution from conception to birth Read completely.
The Commission is aware that human embryo research is subject to the ethical choices
Third World countries to become part of an EU market-place for human embryo research.
The report by a group of British experts, published on 16 August, recognises the considerable importance of research into human embryo stem cells and their therapeutic application.
I personally believe that experiments in the area of human embryo transfers are unethical and irresponsible.
Like the conductor in an orchestra, transcription factors regulate which of many thousands of genes need to"play" during each stage during the development of the human embryo and eye.
In particular, in a special display case houses a large model of human embryo that can be studied in its various sections due to the presence of a lever system that allows movement of different parts of the embryo. .
7 refers to derivation, the Commission will not fund derivation that involves destroying a human embryo.
Precisely because the Member States' individual laws differ greatly on the matter of human embryo research, more restrictive positions on embryo research should not be ignored.
To ensure consistency in areas of its competence where the life of the human embryo is at stake,
But as the human embryo must GROW till it becomes a fetus,