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Uterus in sentence

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Because with estrus, the final signaling to get the lining of the uterus ready actually comes from the embryo.
So over the millennia that we have evolved, it's been a little bit like an arms race in the uterus, the lining getting thicker and thicker and thicker, and the embryo getting more invasive until we reach this détente with the lining of the uterus that we have.
When we menstruate, the lining of the uterus releases substances that are made into chemicals called prostaglandins and other inflammatory mediators.
And they make the uterus cramp down, they make it squeeze on those blood vessels to stop the bleeding.
They might also change blood flow to the uterus and also cause inflammation and that makes pain worse.
And we also have hormonal contraception, which gives us a thinner lining of the uterus, so there's less prostaglandins produced and with less blood, there's less need for cramping.
You could have a condition called endometriosis, where the lining of the uterus is growing in the pelvic cavity, causing inflammation and scar tissue and adhesions.
Then people say, "Yeah, next century, maybe," except the news came out this week in Nature that there's now an artificial uterus in which they've grown a lamb to four weeks.
In women, blood vessels grow every month, to build the lining of the uterus.
Now, I don't have a uterus, because I had cancer a few years ago.
So does this mean that if I went to heaven, I would get my old uterus back?"
It's the drugs she receives to protect the baby that's inside the uterus and during delivery.
He, John Cassavetes of "Rosemary's Baby", talks about ruptured uterus, dry intercourse and massive loads of reddish (?) sperm like they are the most common little ailments in the world of medicine.
Having lost her uterus from DES poisoning, she shares a bond with the cancer victims who work in and live in the shadow of the vinyl and PVC factories.
For several years, some couples at risk of passing a genetic disease on to their children have used in vitro fertilization, producing several embryos that can be tested for the faulty gene and implanting in the woman’s uterus only those without it.
Instead, one could perform pre-implantation genetic diagnosis to identify a normal embryo (the parents’ eggs and sperm would produce both affected and unaffected embryos), and then implant it in the uterus.
Prenatal testing of fetuses (or of in vitro embryos before transfer to the uterus) is now well established throughout the developed world.
Surgically harvesting eggs from a woman's ovaries, fertilizing them outside her body, and transferring the resulting embryos into her uterus enabled effective treatment of female infertility caused by irreparably damaged fallopian tubes.
Because the diagnosis is made prior to placement of the embryo in the woman's uterus, the exclusion of specific abnormalities is possible without terminating an established, ongoing pregnancy.
The female supports the development of a single embryo that becomes a larva, which grows in its mother’s uterus, nourished by milk secreted by specialized glands.
This is usually translated as “horse manure,” but the Latin “venter” means abdomen or uterus.
An embryo forms, but it will not be implanted in a uterus.
A law passed late last year in Japan permits it but forbids transferring the embryo to the uterus.
Some die; others are left with no uterus; still others are left managing complications like cervicovaginal fistulas.
They do not pay an unqualified person to stab their uterus because the mood strikes them.
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