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    embryo

    US /ˈɛmbriˌo/

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    UK /ˈembriəʊ/

    B2
    n.NounTiny plant stored inside a seed
    The embryo of this seed has been genetically modified
    n.NounEarly form of an unborn human or animal
    Cells divide to form an embryo, which then develops into the baby that is birthed

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    02:49Dora the Explorer AquaPet FAIL TOYS Funny Naughty Dora Toy Review
    • Like she's some little clone..embryo.. thing?

      Like she's some little clone..embryo.. thing?

    • Doesn't she look like some science experiment in there, like she's some little clone embryo thing?

      Doesn't she look like some science experiment in there, like she's some little clone embryo thing?

    A2

    Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever – CRISPR

    16:04Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever – CRISPR
    • The means to edit the genome of a human embryo already exist, though the technology is still in its early stages.

      The means to edit the genome of a human embryo already exist, though the technology is still in its early stages.

    • human embryo already exists, though the technology is still in its early stages.

      human embryo already exists, though the technology is still in its early stages.

    B1

    Why are some countries banning surrogacy? - The Global Story podcast, BBC World Service

    18:25Why are some countries banning surrogacy? - The Global Story podcast,  BBC World Service
    • The embryo is created using IVF, and this is done using eggs from a donor or from the woman that has commissioned the surrogacy, the future mother.

      The embryo is created using IVF, and this is done using eggs from a donor or from the woman that has commissioned the surrogacy, the future mother.

    • This embryo is then transferred into the surrogate's uterus.

      This embryo is then transferred into the surrogate's uterus.

    B1

    Epstein, Air India, ‘Japanese First’ party and three-person IVF

    10:49Epstein, Air India, ‘Japanese First’ party and three-person IVF
    • It involves changes to eggs and sperm and those changes can be passed on to future generations and there have been safety concerns about its long-term effects on the child and ethical questions about having three people involved in the conception of the embryo.

      It involves changes to eggs and sperm and those changes can be passed on to future generations and there have been safety concerns about its long-term effects on the child and ethical questions about having three people involved in the conception of the embryo.

    • And there have been safety concerns about its long-term effects on the child and ethical questions about having three people involved in the conception of the embryo,

      And there have been safety concerns about its long-term effects on the child and ethical questions about having three people involved in the conception of the embryo,

    B1

    What is Preimplantation Genetic Testing? - PCRM Fertility Clinic

    04:38What is Preimplantation Genetic Testing? - PCRM Fertility Clinic
    • The goal of in vitro fertilization is to create an embryo that will result in a healthy, genetically normal infant.

      The goal of in vitro fertilization is to create an embryo that will result in a healthy, genetically normal infant.

    • The goal of in vitro fertilization is to create an embryo that will result in a healthy, genetically normal infant.

      The goal of in vitro fertilization is to create an embryo that will result in a healthy, genetically normal infant.

    B2

    Reasons to Leave Christianity* RIGHT NOW

    18:26Reasons to Leave Christianity* RIGHT NOW
    • Even James Dobson, the founder of Focus on the Family, who later became an implacable foe of abortion, acknowledged in 1973 that the Bible was silent on the matter, and therefore it was plausible for an evangelical to believe that a developing embryo or fetus was not regarded as a full human being.

      Even James Dobson, the founder of Focus on the Family, who later became an implacable foe of abortion, acknowledged in 1973 that the Bible was silent on the matter, and therefore it was plausible for an evangelical to believe that a developing embryo or fetus was not regarded as a full human being.

    • and therefore it was plausible for an evangelical to believe that a developing embryo or fetus was not regarded as a full human being.

      and therefore it was plausible for an evangelical to believe that a developing embryo or fetus was not regarded as a full human being.

    B1

    Pregnancy is Insane

    13:16Pregnancy is Insane
    • This means that when you were an embryo there was this whole other part of you, not like a twin, even closer, maybe like a guardian angel clone.

      This means that when you were an embryo there was this whole other part of you, not like a twin, even closer, maybe like a guardian angel clone.

    • Like a tennis ball rolling through syrup, the young embryo moves along the uterus and tries to take a hold.

      Like a tennis ball rolling through syrup, the young embryo moves along the uterus and tries to take a hold.

    B2

    Jessie Buckley On Becoming Agnes for 'Hamnet'

    13:24Jessie Buckley On Becoming Agnes for 'Hamnet'
    • Where do I start?" I was asking her, like, "What books did you read?" and looking for where her embryo of, of inspiration might have come from.

      Where do I start?" I was asking her, like, "What books did you read?" and looking for where her embryo of, of inspiration might have come from.

    • And looking for where her embryo of inspiration might have come from.

      And looking for where her embryo of inspiration might have come from.

    A2

    The science of menstruation in 10 minutes | Dr. Jen Gunter

    10:51The science of menstruation in 10 minutes | Dr. Jen Gunter
    • And if you wanna think about the decidua as kind of like a catcher's mitt in the uterus, it's all prepared and ready for an embryo.

      And if you wanna think about the decidua as kind of like a catcher's mitt in the uterus, it's all prepared and ready for an embryo.

    • When you have an estrous cycle, the trigger comes from the embryo itself.

      When you have an estrous cycle, the trigger comes from the embryo itself.

    B2

    Can A Man Get Pregnant?

    04:22Can A Man Get Pregnant?
    • On the one hand, a number of doctors say that such an pregnancy would be completely possible: the embryo would be implanted in the abdomen, the placenta would attach to abdominal organs, and delivery would be done by C-section.

      On the one hand, a number of doctors say that such an pregnancy would be completely possible: the embryo would be implanted in the abdomen, the placenta would attach to abdominal organs, and delivery would be done by C-section.

    • the embryo would be implanted in the abdomen, the placenta would attach to abdominal organs,

      the embryo would be implanted in the abdomen, the placenta would attach to abdominal organs,

    B2