Not capable of living or developing: a nonviable fetus.
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A non-viable embryo is an embryo that is unable to survive and develop into a fetus. This can be due to genetic abnormalities, poor quality of the embryo, or other factors that prevent successful implantation or development in the uterus.
No, it is not possible to create a viable embryo by mixing two female eggs with sperm. An embryo can only be created by fertilizing a female egg with sperm from a male.
Dispermy is a type of polyspermy that occurs when two sperm fertilize one egg. This results in an embryo with triploid (3n) chromosomes, which is typically non-viable and leads to developmental abnormalities or pregnancy loss.
Yes, sperm cannot survive once completely dried out. Sperm require a specific environment to remain viable and once dried, they become non-viable.
Embryo, between the 3rd and 8th week. Fetus, after the 8th week
The embryo was carefully monitored to ensure healthy growth and development.