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That role allows the mother's body to live in a chimeric condition.

Several chimeric protein drugs are currently available for medical use.

The functions of many chimeric genes are not yet known.

It is a chimeric synthesis of man and a bull.

The chimeric antibodies have at least two important attractions, she said.

Almost all of them had chimeric blood, and they were all healthy.

The proteins are chimeric and each domain is associated with their particular function.

Consider a father marmoset was chimeric in his germ line.

I presume she has her uses,' said the chimeric.

Chimeric genes are important players in the evolution of genetic novelty.

This guy knows how to fuse a chimeric phrase.

To generate chimeric mice the embryos were allowed to develop to term.

A hope is to manipulate the chimeric reaction to reduce the risk of rejection reactions.

The chimeric nature of the tradition still accommodates altogether more truth and value than this.

Chimeric genes can form through several different means.

Such "chimeric" hybrids could give valuable insights into the development of human embryos.

But I was known even then as an experimenter on the fringe of the radical chimeric sciences.

And you're chimeric as well - maybe Sun Stealer's in you too.

Chimeric mice that make human oocytes could be the answer.

Weissman concedes that his proposed chimeric experiment may not succeed.

A different type of chimeric molecule is an artificial T cell receptor.

Chimeric figures are also used but they are uncommon.

Chimeric stem-cell science or the political use made of it by opponents to all embryonic-stem-cell research?

"That's why chimeric creatures are monsters in mythology in the first place."

To avoid human conception in such circumstances, the academy says chimeric animals should not be allowed to mate.