| We have made one thing clear today: we do not want fish out of a test-tube. |
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| Louise's sister, Natalie, 20, who was also conceived through IVF, has become the world's first test-tube baby to have children of her own. |
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| He held a test-tube between me and the light, and I noted the cloudy or muddy liquid it contained. |
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| After four or five days in space, the sperm will be returned to Earth where it will used to make test-tube piglets. |
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| In test-tube experiments, scientists studied the effect of serotonin on Burkitt's lymphoma, a cancer of the immune system. |
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| Prof Harrison pointed out that it was not until 1978 when the world's first test-tube baby was born that the need to regulate was first argued. |
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| The scientists then used test-tube experiments to show the virus could infect T cells under laboratory conditions. |
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| Animal and test-tube studies have long suggested that damage caused by oxidation leads to cataracts and macular degeneration. |
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| Although many studies involving quercetin are still in the test-tube phase, onions are still a good source of vitamins and minerals. |
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| In test-tube studies, the enzyme can destroy flagellin whether it's part of a bacterium's flagella or just free-floating in a solution. |
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| Undoubtedly, we have seen a revolution of treatment in this reproductive field, particularly since 1978 when the first test-tube baby was born. |
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| China's first test-tube baby was born 15 years ago at Beijing University No.3 Hospital. |
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| The event saw Harsha, India's first test-tube baby who is now a young girl of 17, being presented a cheque of Rs.25,000 to help in her education. |
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| Alcohol researchers have confined most experiments to laboratory animals and to test-tube cultures of cells. |
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| Scientists hope the five-ounce patty, made from 100 percent test-tube meat, heralds the future of food production. |
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| The operation, thought to be the first of its kind, enabled the transplanted ovary to produce viable eggs that could have been used for a test-tube baby. |
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| Only the bubbles in the test-tube will tell. |
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| Blond, chubby-cheeked Louise was the first test-tube baby. |
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| The research was the start of his pioneering work in biomimetic chemistry, which uses simplified test-tube chemical experiments to explore and explain natural processes. |
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| Hideaki Imaizumi, a pioneer in Japan's in vitro fertilization program, said Thursday that North Korea's first test-tube baby was born in June through medical equipment and know-how he gave to a North Korean hospital. |
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| Concern was growing in Britain yesterday over a sex-sorting technique which fertility experts say can virtually guarantee that a test-tube baby will be female. |
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| The development of sperm and foetus technology in terms of test-tube babies has brought endless joy to many thousands of people but it still remains an expensive option. |
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| In fact, there had been two decades of research in animals on IVF, and the protesters failed to block the Norfolk clinic from producing its first test-tube baby a year later. |
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| Researchers from the US implanted ovarian tissue into an infertile rhesus monkey, using one of the resulting eggs to produce a healthy test-tube baby. |
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| It is a mega-leap from the agar and test-tube finding to real patients and their delicate lungs. |
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| Compounds in cat's claw called pentacyclic alkaloids have been shown in test-tube studies to have anti-viral, anti-inflammatory and detoxification properties. |
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| It's hard to believe the uproar that the first test-tube baby caused. |
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| When the Technion team flowed the test-tube solution over a silicon chip, the DNA-nanotube structures stuck to the chip surface. |
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| These have given no cause for concern. From the land of the test-tube babyThat scrupulousness is one reason why the vote passed as easily as it did. |
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| But the blood-forming cells have not yet been made to engraft properly, as if the test-tube version of the mouse blood-forming cells lacks some necessary ability or signal. |
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| Now, add 30 drops of glacial acetic acid, thoroughly shake the test-tube again and confirm that the solution has been properly acidified using the pH indicator test paper supplied. |
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| Yet the perfect hexagonal bipyramids still in the test-tube must have had an internal order to produce those shapes. |
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| Today, with physicians employing the strategy in a number of safety trials with HIV-infected people, intracellular immunization is moving beyond the test-tube proving ground. |
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| Test-tube and animal studies have indicated that release of norepinephrine within the brain can stimulate neurons to take on new tasks and compensate for damaged tissues. |
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