Surgically removed before embryo implantation.

Here are the implantation sites.

Early Embryo

We exercise these prior to implantation.

So the surgical implantation was actually the easiest part.

Created man from an embryo

Her embryo will maintain those marks.

You're going to kill this developing embryo, and that developing embryo had the potential to become a human being.

The first dinosaur embryo was found in 1983.

On delivery, 50,000 more for each viable embryo.

I also mean, the environment outside of the developing embryo.

And she had the embryo removed, also without your knowledge?

Then formed into an embryo? Then He fashioned, shaped and proportioned

So the cell acts like an embryo. What an exciting thing.

We need to know if we can generate a sustainable embryo.

But the cool thing is that, if you look in the embryo, as the embryo is developing the hand actually looks pretty much like the archaeopteryx hand.

Now look at that. There is that beautiful feather in the embryo.

But there are more important things that are already occurring embryo screening.

Instantly, I became an embryo the size of a speck of dust.

It must have laid something in his throat, some sort of embryo.

So people on that side of the camp, they're against the destroying of this embryo.

In these animals, the sex of an embryo in a developing egg is determined by the temperature.

So the debate obviously is when you start an embryonic stem cell line, you are destroying an embryo.

You take a six to eight cell embryo, you tease out one of the cells, you run a genetic test on that cell, and depending on the results of that test you either implant that embryo or you discard it.

And so we know that in embryo, as the animal is developing, it actually has a relatively long tail.

If you think about it, every cell in your body has the same DNA as you had when you were an embryo.

Then We fashioned the sperm into an embryo, then fashioned the embryo into a shapeless lump of flesh then from the lump of flesh We fashioned bones, then clothed the bones with flesh. Thus We formed him into a new creation. So blessed be God the best of Creators.

And so just as the womb entirely envelopes the embryo, which grows within it, the divine matrix of compassion nourishes the entire existence.

So, in the chicken you get a tumor, in the embryo you don't, you dissociate, you put it in a dish, you get another tumor.

Directly going in it's a little bit further away, but not that far away going in and altering the genes in the first cell in an embryo.

And I said, It's just like having a present that you never open because it is so pretty. Seriously, no one had ever found a dinosaur embryo.

He then has a way to put the germ plasm into the embryo of a chicken egg so that that chicken will have, basically, the gonads of a falcon.

I was told that many of the brain cells we have as adults are actually in the human embryo, and that the brain cells last 80 years or so.

I started finding these eggs in the 1980's and I was the first person to find a dinosaur embryo, a little skeleton of a dinosaur inside the egg.

And the debate all revolves around the issue of if you were to go in here and try to extract one of these cells, you're going to kill this embryo.

And he's looking at them by looking at the embryo genesis of birds and actually looking at how they develop, and he's interested in how birds actually lost their tail.

Another thing to know about epigenetics is that they don't just affect us when we're a developing embryo, or when the sperm and egg that conceived us were developing, they can also affect us after our birth.

Snuppy for Seoul National University puppy created in South Korea by the very same man that some of you may remember had to end up resigning in disgrace because he claimed he had cloned a human embryo, which he had not.

So, if a pregnant agouti mother is fed a diet which is supplemented with these silencing Epigenetic marks, those marks will be chemically transmitted to the DNA of her embryo, where they'll accumulate around that agouti gene and effectively turn it off.

It grows up into the adult stage like that and then goes through a Benjamin Button phase, and actually goes backwards and backwards until it's like a little embryo again, and then actually grows back up, and back down and back up sort of yo yo and it never dies.

It is He who created you from dust, then a drop of semen, then the embryo afterwards He brings you forth as a child then you attain the age of manhood, and then reach old age. But some of you die before you reach the appointed term that you may haply understand.

But the placenta is really kind of what the embryo develops inside of, and it's the interface, especially in humans and in mammals, between the developing fetus and its mother, so it kind of is the exchange mechanism that separates their two systems, but allows the necessary functions to go on between them.

It is He who created you from dust, then from a seed, then from an embryo, then He brings you out as an infant, then He lets you reach your maturity, then you become elderly although some of you die sooner so that you may reach a predetermined age, so that you may understand.

They have, of course, the embryo, the inner cell mass in them, and what they do is they look at the ones that they deem are healthier or maybe the ones that are at least just not unhealthy, and they'll take a couple of these and they'll implant these into the mother, so all of this is occurring in a Petri dish.