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embryonic tissue

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Noun1.embryonic tissue - tissue in an embryo
germ layer - (embryology) any of the 3 layers of cells differentiated in embryos following gastrulation
animal tissue - the tissue in the bodies of animals


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Much as embryonic stem cells do, the new cells differentiated into the three basic embryonic tissue types in the laboratory plates and when transplanted into mice.
Turning back time: embryonic stem cell rejuvenates skin cell by Brownlee, C. / Science News
In her article on the election ("Time to Choose"), Margaret O'Brien Steinfels argues that the government should prohibit the sale of embryonic tissue in order to remove "the profit motive implicit in the research agenda of pharmaceutical companies.
Backroom deals by Medina, Ben / Commonweal
Stem cells can be harvested from fetal or embryonic tissue or from adult tissue reservoirs such as bone marrow.
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