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...erus]]". The phrase is used in [[biology]] to describe the status of an [[embryo]] or [[fetus]]. In other words, ''in utero'' means residing or occurring w ...l procedures ''in utero''; for example, closing a hole at the bottom of an embryo's spinal cord, the telltale characteristic of [[myelomeningocele]], or [[sp

...ntrol of endosperm galactomannan hydrolysis by the cotyledons of fenugreek embryo.</i></b> <a href="http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid

...n using for centuries, such as artificial insemination, and more recently, embryo transfer and in vitro fertilization. ...er steps in the laboratory take place, the egg cell begins to form into an embryo.

...aves the blossoms wait for a ray of warm sunshine to bring them out. These embryo flowers are further protected by a fuzzy covering. This reminds one of a si

08:56 < mareklug> Soapy: how is this embryo voting supposed to work? 09:00 < Tony_Sidaway> He's an embryo.

...cientist was reaching into the birth canal and was bitten by a tiger shark embryo, which are notoriously cannibalistic. This is the only recorded instance wh