in utero

This proof-of-concept study, published today in Science Translational Medicine, showed that in utero editing could be a promising new approach for treating lung diseases before birth.

Because about 75% of all Muslim pregnancies overlap with Ramadan in any given year, more than 1,000,000,000 Muslims living today potentially were exposed to their mother's fasting in utero.

Here, Samsung Gear VR headsets will be provided to view the full 360-degree 'In Utero' experience which lasts around two minutes.

Human MSCs have also been shown to successfully engraft in multiple tissues in sheep following in utero intraperitoneal transplantation and could be detected over a period of 13 months [41].

Mutations in Somatic Tissues after in Utero BaP Exposure

Children in utero prior to immigration faced dramatic differences in medical care technologies, prenatal conditions, and prenatal care at the move from Ethiopia to Israel.

Neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) results when in utero exposure to certain substances (such as opioids, benzodiazepines, barbiturates and alcohol) is abruptly discontinued at delivery.

When making the transition from in utero to ex utero, the baby is not even changing zip codes.

The second CD also contains most of the "In Utero" songs we've grown to love in demo form, including Nirvana drummer turned Foo Fighter singer-guitarist Dave Grohl's 1990 recording of "Marigold," which marks his first ever solo recording.

Of the 18 cases of ASD diagnosed in the children of 1,925 mothers covered by the program, only 1 occurred among the 155 offspring of SLE mothers; that child had been exposed to corticosteroids in utero.

Several studies have shown the adverse affects of in utero and childhood exposure to dietary PCBs.

If the Colorado investigators are correct in their conclusion that exposure to diabetes in utero results in accelerated BMI growth occurring in late childhood, it would suggest that early childhood provides a window of opportunity for obesity prevention in these children.