| It usually indicates the presence of a teratocarcinoma, an endodermal sinus tumour or an embryonal carcinoma. |
| At the tested dose levels there was maximal pharmacological effectiveness of the murine analogue and high embryonal exposure to the murine analogue of tocilizumab. |
| The embryonic stem cell is an almost mythically powerful and versatile human cell, fleetingly present during the earliest days of embryonal development. |
| The differential diagnosis that should be considered in such a case include seminoma and embryonal carcinoma. |
| A protective product will not be available for some years yet, but the most recent research shows how the embryonal brain may be protected against alcohol. |
| The interplay between this information and a person's cellular machinery supplies a genetic programme controlling embryonal development, the processes of life and, possibly, death. |
