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Blastocyst

A mammalian embryo in the first stage of development, when the fertilised egg has grown into a hollow ball made up of a few hundred cells.

Articles using this Glossary Item

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Ectogenesis: ethical challenges in creating artificial wombs 12 April 2021 Comment
The entelechy test: embryos and simbryos 29 March 2021 Comment
Stem cells form human tissue that behave like early-stage embryos 22 March 2021 News
The Health of IVF Babies: What Do We Know? What Do We Need to Find Out? 1 March 2021 Comment
The revolution of vitrification in ART 24 August 2020 Comment
Storing embryos for longer may reduce chances of pregnancy success 29 June 2020 News
First 'blastoids' from mouse stem cells implanted in womb 21 October 2019 News
Revolutionising reproduction: the future of fertility treatment 25 March 2019 Comment
Extremely rare semi-identical twins identified for second time 4 March 2019 News
The HFEA statement on add-ons in IVF can turn hope into reality 4 February 2019 Comment
Science marches on: key scientific developments in embryo research 7 January 2019 Comment
First baby born from womb transplant from deceased donor 10 December 2018 News
Why single embryo transfers in IVF sometimes result in twins 15 October 2018 News
Genetic screening of embryos makes no difference to births 13 August 2018 News
DNA shed by embryos could offer non-invasive testing 5 July 2018 News
In depth: Our first look at the human development 'organiser cells' 4 June 2018 Comment
'Synthetic' mouse embryos created from stem cells 8 May 2018 News
Creating life in the lab: in vitro gametogenesis (IVG) and synthetic human entities with embryo-like features (SHEEFs) 8 January 2018 Comment
Preimplantation genetic screening: unvalidated methods discard healthy embryos 11 December 2017 Comment
Shared motherhood IVF for lesbian couples is gaining acceptance in the UK 27 November 2017 Comment
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