Titlebook: New Demographic Faces of Europe; The Changing Populat Tomá? Ku?era (Faculty of Science),Olga V. Ku?erová Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Boris Burcin,Tomá? Ku?eraal to subsequently form all the tissues of the fetus itself. With appropriate culture conditions, these embryonic cells can be maintained continuously in an undifferentiated state in vitro and form permanent ES cell lines (.,.) (..). When introduced into mouse blastocysts or aggregated with morulae,

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roblem is often difficult to alleviate. Sperm banking can be used for mice (.–;.), but in some instances it is also important to bank the female genome (.). Superovulation and embryo transfer procedures are of little value for lines that produce few eggs or embryos, lines that die soon after birth o

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Population Development in Bulgaria,nts and their names were in the newspapers. But how was it possible to trace that he was exactly the eight millionth person? The answer is obvious — with very crude approximation. This baby was selected by chance. A case was created to celebrate a growing population in conditions of victorious socia

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Demographic Development of Estonian Population: Recent Changes in the Context of the Long-term TrenKDK, 1996–1999). Estonian people have lived on the present territory for more than 5,000 years, so Estonia may be considered one of the oldest nations in Europe in that respect. At the beginning of the 13th century, the country lost its independence after twenty years of fighting against combined at

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The Current Demographic Shape of Germany: Similarities and Differences in Eastern and Western Populristics: two significantly different populations of 63.3 million in the former Federal Republic of Germany (“West Germany”) and 16.1 million in the former German Democratic Republic (“East Germany”) were melted together. A main consequence of this development is a dichotomy in Germany’s new populati

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Demographic Situation and Population Policies in Hungary,of demographic transitions. It is well known that the first transition from the agrarian population to the industrial one, and the second transition, which characterises the post-industrial populations, are core processes of the 20th century. Transition from high to low fertility and mortality along