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And, notes Hughes, finding aneuploidy in one or two cells of an embryo does not always mean that the embryo will not be viable.

When two cells meet, they normally retract their protrusions and change their direction of movement, effectively 'repelling' one another.

Each cup can hold only two cells, but there is no way to control whether the cups capture an A and a B, two As or two Bs.

As a result, maintenance on the database server of any type results in an outage (or the steps to avoid an outage) across two cells.

When a stem cell divides, one of the two cells remains a stem cell. The other becomes a specialized cell.

Two cells double to four cells, which tend to arrange themselves into a square formation.

Note that this hepatocellular carcinoma is composed of liver cords that are much wider than the normal liver plate that is two cells thick.

In this technique two cells as nearly identical as possible are coupled together with a common applied voltage source.

If the environment is expanded to have more than two cells, the same basic strategy applies.

As it begins its growth it divides into two cells whose combination has mirror symmetry.

Change the cellpadding value to "1" plus add HTML comments around the last two cells of the table.

Figure 3 gives an overview of how the core group bridge configuration might look like when connecting two cells.

Asymmetric cell division generates two cells with different fates and has an important role in plant development.

Blastomeres are formed in the very early stages of embryonic development. About 24 hours after fertilisation the egg divides into two cells.

These two cells were subcutaneously inoculated into nude mice, and the tumorigenesis was observed.

Two cells (or more) aligned along data center boundaries provide redundancy that a single cell does not.

Therefore, the two highest chamber inside the cell should be split to form the two cells.

Related to running multiple cells is the question: Are two cells enough?

And growing. The two cells over Europe and Asia are even bigger.

These nested tables have two cells: The first is colored blue, and the second is white.

The table contains two rows of two cells each.

In my circuit, I use two cells, three switches, three bulbs and some wires.

The template you have selected creates three rows, and the middle row is split into two cells.

The mature pollen grain belongs to two cells: 1 vegetative cell and 1 germ cell.

Unlike a standard link in Excel (that is, between two cells), you must manually synchronize or discard local changes to the list.

The new technique should make it much easier for scientists to study what happens when two cells are combined.

For example, if you have two cells, you must log into each one separately in order to manage it using the administrative console.

Recycling of Sodium Alkali FGD with Two Cells'Anion-Exchange Membrane Electrolysis