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1. LEEP/LLETZ

Subjects
Excision (Surgery) -- Usage -- Methods -- Complications and side effects -- Patient outcomes -- Health aspects, Fetal tissues -- Growth, Electrotherapeutics -- Health aspects -- Usage -- Methods, Pregnant women -- Health aspects -- Patient outcomes -- Care and treatment, Cervix dysplasia -- Care and treatment -- Patient outcomes -- Complications and side effects, Company growth, Health
Abstract

What is LEEP/LLETZ? LEEP is a procedure for removing a type of abnormal tissue growth in the cervix called cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN). It uses a thin wire loop attached [...]

Published
2008

2. Deoxyribonucleic acid replication in fetal cells

Author

Sagesaka, Toshiaki, Boubnov, Nikolai, Okuyama, Teruaki, Paulus, Henry, and Sarkar, Nilima

Subjects
Fetal tissues -- Growth, Cell culture -- Methods, DNA, Hydroxyurea -- Usage, Health
Abstract

Growth factors in modified culture mediums, hydroxyurea and flow cytometry appear to be helpful in the evaluation of the DNA replication time of human genes in fetal cells. Culture mediums are substances used to support the growth of microorganisms or other cells. Hydroxyurea inhibits enzymes involved in DNA synthesis. Flow cytometry is a method of counting cells. Researchers cultured human male and female fetal lung cells in a variety of growth mediums and studied DNA replication. Flow cytometry indicated a high degree of synchronization among the fetal cells during the S phase of the cell cycle, which is the phase in which DNA is synthesized. DNA synthesis was completed in a well-defined time period of seven hours. In addition, the replication of the human topoisomerase II gene occurred in a short time span only three hours after entry into the S phase.

Published
1994

3. Here's an odd finding for you to ponder

Subjects
Research, Growth, Company growth, Fetal development -- Growth, Longevity -- Research -- Growth, Fetal tissues -- Growth, Fetus -- Growth
Abstract

Here's an odd finding for you to ponder. In American military recruits (American Journal of Epidemiology 2001;153:338-44) the ratio of waist to thigh circumference was positively correlated with the difference [...]

Published
2001

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