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Embryology, which involves the development of gametes, fertilization and the growth of embryos, is not covered by CLIA.
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His lab had successfully nudged the development of stem cells to around week three of that cycle, inching closer to the development of a human gamete.
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Embryology, which involves the development of gametes, fertilization and the growth of embryos, is not covered by CLIA.
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Embryology, which involves the development of gametes, fertilization and the growth of embryos, is not covered by CLIA.
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The plants are giddily spewing their powdery gametes all over everything.
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There, drenched in moonlight, gametes from different colonies began to fuse and form free-swimming larvae, which would eventually settle on the seafloor, bud, and construct new coral citadels—a process now more vital than ever.
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The chalk bass, however, is capable of producing both male and female gametes (sperm or eggs) simultaneously.
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A brain coral at Flower Garden Banks released its gametes within two minutes of its reproductive frenzy the previous year.
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GAMETE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of gamete for English Language Learners
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: one of the cells that join together to begin making a person or other creature
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