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Sperm cell with red prohibition sign. 3D rendering isolated on white background-stock-foto
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Blocked fallopian tube vector illustration-stock-foto
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In vitro fertilization. Wooden cubes with abbreviation IVF on turquoise background-stock-foto
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In vitro fertilization. Wooden cubes with abbreviation IVF on violet blue background-stock-foto
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In vitro fertilization. Woman holding wooden cubes with abbreviation IVF, closeup-stock-foto
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IVF - In Vitro Fertilization acronym on colorful wooden block cubes-stock-foto
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In vitro fertilization. Wooden cubes with abbreviation IVF on light green background, top view. Banner design-stock-foto
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Cryopreservation as method of infertility treatment. Babies in ice cubes on light blue background-stock-foto
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Cowshed built of white blocks. Cows are waiting for their food. Tractor, silo, heaps of manure mixed with straw. Dairy farm. Podlasie, Poland.-stock-foto
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Cowshed built of white blocks. Cows are waiting for their food. Piles of manure mixed with straw in the foreground. Dairy farm. Podlasie, Poland.-stock-foto
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Modern healthcare concept: Male Infertility on Red Wall .-stock-foto
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In vitro fertilisation embryo frozen fertility ice block sperm donor egg donor parenthood parent family babies birth boy girl twins freeze life IVF-stock-foto
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In vitro fertilisation embryo frozen fertility ice block sperm donor egg donor parenthood parent family babies birth boy girl twins freeze life IVF-stock-foto
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In vitro fertilisation embryo frozen fertility ice block sperm donor egg donor parenthood parent family babies birth boy girl twins freeze life IVF-stock-foto
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In vitro fertilisation embryo frozen fertility ice block sperm donor egg donor parenthood parent family babies birth boy girl twins freeze life IVF-stock-foto
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. The Bulletin of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture. Agriculture -- North Carolina. 30 The Bulletin. large solid-block i)laiitings of any one variety. A greater or less mix- ing of varieties will, I feel snre, resnlt in more prolific crops of nnts. A practical way would be to plant the different varieties in alternat- ing strips of two rows to a variety. This would give full advantage of all that could be gained from cross-fertilization and would avoid. Fig. 13. The circles show the position of tlie pistillate flowers of the pecan. Lower down on the branches can be seen the staminat-stock-foto
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Drops pink liquid on special glass and straws for embryos-stock-foto
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. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. 284 H. SCHUEL when the oolemma that had initially depolarized to +20 mV is gradually repolarizing to the level (-70 mV) characteristic of the fertilized egg (Fig. 8). During normal fertilization in Arbacia elevation of the fertilization envelope (cortical reaction) is completed by 60 s after insemination, long before the rapid electrical (sodium de- pendent) block decays to 50% of its effectiveness at 90 s. Thus sea urchin eggs have adapted two typical cellular responses to stimulation, electrical depolarization of the plasm-stock-foto
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. Die Gartenwelt . Sedum Ewersi turkestanicum. Blütenstaubes den Weg versperrt und die Befruchtung unterbleibt. Außerdem aber saugt der Staub die Narbenflüssigkeit ab. Diese aber ist von der Natur bestimmt, den durch Wind übertragenen Blüten- staub festzuhalten und zur Keimung zu bringen. Mangelt sie, fällt viel- mehr der Pollen auf die trockene Staubkruste, wird der Blütenstaub wieder fortgetragen, zum mindesten aber unterbleibt' die Keimung und darum wiederum der Ansatz, sofern es sich nicht um jungfernfrüchlige Sorten handelt. Man kann die Hemmung der Befruchtungsvorgänge mit Hilfe eines Mi-stock-foto
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Biomaterial prepared for manipulations and a straw for embryos-stock-foto
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Archive image from page 28 of Descriptive catalog of vegetables (1933). Descriptive catalog of vegetables . descriptivecatal1933asso Year: 1933  A Block of Inbred Sweet Corn on our Milford, Connecticut, Seed Farms The ears are covered with bags to prevent cross fertilization Height Length Days from of stalk of ear planting to ' feet inches eating stage HOWLING MOB _ 6 to 7 6]/2 to 8 85 A popular, prolific, second early variety, with large ear, for home and market garden. Ears 12 to 16 rowed, thick butts, strong husks with green streamers. Kernels clear white, plump, and of fair quality. Kendel-stock-foto
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. Pleasant Valley Nurseries : 1901 [catalog]. Nursery stock New Jersey Moorestown Catalogs; Nut trees Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. 10 Arthur J. Collins, Moorestown, New Jersey. PEARS. IMPERFECT FERTILIZATION. Kieffer, Bartlett, and some other varieties of Pears, when planted in solid block by themselves, do not properly fertilize. To obviate this difficulty, other varieties should be planted with them. We would recommend plant- ing every tenth row with varieties which blossom at the same time. With 'Kieffer, would suggest planting Le Conte, Smith's Hybrid, Garber,-stock-foto
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. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. SALINITY AND FUNDULUS FERTILIZATION 413. FIGURE 7. An elevated lip (EL) is visible surrounding the micropyle (M). There are pores (P) around the micropyle with fibrillar particles (FP) extending out of them. Ovum was fixed after 2 min exposure to 30%» salinity with no sperm. Granular extrusions (GB) and a spherical block (SB) are visible. (Mag- nification X5000) servation. Pores are present around the micropyle, and fibrils can be seen extending out of them. Such pores were observed to be present around all micropyles that c-stock-foto
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. Analysis of development. Embryology; Embryology. Gametogenesis, Fertilization and Parthenogenesis 195 collisions are ineffective owing to such factors as "muzzling" of the spermatozoa by fertili- zin in solution, necessity for particular orien- tation of sperm head to egg surface, etc. While this analysis involves several assump- tions, of which the authors are well aware, it represents an excellent approach to the solution of this perplexing problem. The present author, too, is inclined to favor the view that the block to polyspermy may be established mvich more slowly than is gen-stock-foto
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Pink drops biomaterial on special glass and straws for embryos-stock-foto
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Pink drops of biomaterial on special glass and straws for embryos-stock-foto
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. Die Gartenwelt . diesem grofsenßlock- hause stehen neben diversen mit den Töpfen eingesenkten Rosen tausend Stück ausgepflanzte. Vor dem Auspflanzen einer Parzelle wird der Boden 2 m tief rigolt und natürlich auch gut gedüngt. Zur Hauptblütezeit im Mai werden in den beiden Block- häusern täglich zwei- tausend und mehr Blumen geschnitten. Die von Schmidt be- vorzugten und haupt- sächlich ausgepflanz- ten Treibsorten sind: ,^ Kaiserin Auguste Victoria'''', „Mme.Ca- roline Testout'*, y^Ul- rich Brunner fils^', JohnLaing", „Wel- lington''^, „Fisher et Holmes''. Teilansichten aus dem Blockha-stock-foto
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Top view of special glass and straws for embryos-stock-foto
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Biomaterial prepared in the genetic laboratory for manipulations-stock-foto
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Contraception pills preventing sperm fertilization icon-stock-foto
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. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. CALMODULIN AND SPISULA OOCYTES 45 RESULTS Calmodulin antagonists can block GVBD Since KC1 induces GVBD rapidly and synchronously in oocytes in this species, and KCl-induced GVBD would be independent of possible indirect inhibition through inhibition of fertilization, we initially tested the ability of calmodulin antagonists to prevent GVBD on KCl-activated oocytes. Figure 1 shows that all calmodulin antag- onists tested blocked GVBD in Spisula oocytes when induced by KC1. The results also show that calmidazolium is maximally-stock-foto
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. Pleasant Valley Nurseries : 1900 [catalog]. Nursery stock New Jersey Catalogs; Fruit New Jersey Catalogs; Trees New Jersey Catalogs. PEARS. IMPERFECT FERTILIZATION. Re- cent investigation has devel- oped the fact that Kieffer, Bartlett, and some other va- rieties of Pears, when planted in a solid block by Wk± themselves, do not BKtAlW Mm - properly fertilize. To obviate this diffi- culty, other varieties should be planted A Wk with them. We j^Lr /'} '"â 'mBBk "R'ould recommend / . BSHPP planting every tenth I row with varieties which blossom at the same time. With Kieffer, would s-stock-foto
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. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. POLYSPERMY BLOCKS 283 granule secretion mediated block can be suppressed by soybean trypsin inhibitor (Schuel and Schuel, 1981). The rationale for these experiments was based on previous observations that a soybean trypsin inhibitor (SBTl) sensitive protease is secreted by the egg's cortical granules at fertilization (Schuel et al, 1973; Vacquier et ai, 1973), that SBTI inhibits the cortical reaction and promotes polyspermy (Hagstrom, 1956a; Lonning, 1967; Longo and Schuel, 1973), that SBTl-treated eggs are monospermic initi-stock-foto
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. Descriptive catalog of vegetables. Canning and preserving Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Commercial catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Herbs Catalogs. A Block of Inbred Sweet Corn on our Milford, Connecticut, Seed Farms The ears are covered with bags to prevent cross fertilization Height Length Days from of stalk of ear planting to ' feet inches eating stage HOWLING MOB _ 6 to 7 6]/2 to 8 85 A popular, prolific, second early variety, with large ear, for home and market garden. Ears 12 to 16 rowed, thick butts, strong husk-stock-foto
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. Cassell's popular gardening. Gardening. Fig. 13.—Angle of Seeondaxy Drain. may sometimes prove the most efficient AU garden drainage should also be deeper than that of fields. The tilth, the cultivation, the roots of the plants, are all far deeper in the garden, and hence the absolute necessity of deeper drains. In addition to this, fruit gardens should be more deeply drained than vegetable, though the roots of the latter will occasionally find theiv way into and block up drains. Proper Arrangement. Improper Arrangement. Fig.l4 .—Meetihq of Tributaries. a yard or more deep. In all gardens in-stock-foto
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Pink drops of biomaterial and straws for embryos on table-stock-foto
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. Descriptive catalog of vegetables. Canning and preserving Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Commercial catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Herbs Catalogs. A Block of Inbred Sweet Corn on our Milford, Connecticut, Seed Farms The ears are covered with bags to prevent cross fertilization Height Length Days from of stalk of ear planting to ' feet inches eating stage HOWLING MOB _ 6 to 7 6]/2 to 8 85 A popular, prolific, second early variety, with large ear, for home and market garden. Ears 12 to 16 rowed, thick butts, strong husk-stock-foto
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. Biological structure and function; proceedings. Biochemistry; Cytology. 484 DANIEL MAZIA mercaptoethylgluconamide (o-ooi-o-oi m). The purpose of the mer- captoethylghiconamide, to which we were introduced by Dr. David Doherty of Oak Ridge, is to block the hardening of the surface layers and fertilization membrane by disulphide formation. The principle depends on discoveries made at the Wenner-Grens Institute. (2) The fertilization membranes are removed mechanically by passing the eggs through a fine. Fig. 2. Mitotic apparatus isolated directly from sea urchin eggs by a new method, ciescribed-stock-foto