10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOVULAR»
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Pathology of Multiple Pregnancy
It was suspected that this was an example of monovular dispermic twinning, and
studies are continuing to try to confirm this. B they can be whole body or blood
chimeras.80 The origin of whole-body chimerism is not understood, but in some ...
Virginia J. Baldwin, 1994
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Dictionary of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Monovular twins develop through the division of a fertilized ovum into two equal
emI Z 3 4 Twins: Monovular and binovular twins (above); 1: diamniotic, dichoriotic
; 2: diplacental (dicapsular) Monovular twins (below): 3: diamniotic, ...
3
Catalogue of Unbalanced Chromosome Aberrations in Man
Monovular twins offer the chance to study the influence of intrauterine
environmental factors on the occurrence of dysmorphic features, malformations
and growth retardation in autosomal aberrations. A comparison of reported
instances of ...
Those of the second type, called identical or monovular twins, are always of the
same sex, and they resemble each other so closely that it is sometimes difficult to
tell them apart. Monovular twins are derived from the same zygote. Their duality ...
5
Mathematical Ideas in Biology
Suppose that a woman of blood group O marries an AB man, and has a pair of
boy twins of blood group B. If this is all we know, what is the probability that the
twins are monovular — i.e. from a single egg? Our difficulty is this: if we knew that
a ...
6
Marsupial Genetics and Genomics
The division into four groups is primarily based on the duration of the oestrous
cycle as a function of gestation, the type of placentation, whether they are
polyoestrous or monoestrous, polyovular or monovular, and other specialised
features, ...
Janine E. Deakin, Paul D. Waters, Jennifer A. Marshall Graves, 2010
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Follicular Growth and Ovulation Rate in Farm Animals
INTRODUCTION The cow is a monovular animal which implies that generally
one oocyte matures during each oestrous cycle of 19-21 days. Final maturation
takes place in a preovulatory follicle of which the steroidal micro-environment is ...
J.F. Roche, D. O'Callaghan, 1987
8
Acta Paediatrica: Supplementa
If monovular twinning is hereditary on one side it seems very improbable, since
the genetic basis for monovular twinning must be complicated, that two
simultaneously ovulated zygotes would both assume the combination of genes
required for ...
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Acta Pædiatrica Scandinavica: Supplement
High concordance rates in leukaemia in monovular twins. An interesting review-
on this subject has been made by MacMa- hon & Levy [14] in their analysis of a
large series of cases from the United States. They found that when a monovular ...
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Annals of Internal Medicine
MULTIPLE ScLERosIs IN MONOVULAR Twms In any disease suspected of a
significant familial incidence, the study of its occurrence in monovular twins is of
great interest. Five or six isolated reports have appeared in which both members
of ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MONOVULAR»
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A comparison of monovular twins has proved that if one of them drinks alcohol rarely and the other more, the excessive alcohol consumption ... «Prague Post, Feb 15»
