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The fertilization of an ovum and its implantation in the uterus lining. The process usually takes 6-8 days from fertilization to implantation.

In mammals, the process by which the developing embryo attaches itself to the wall of the mother's uterus and stimulates the development of the placenta. In humans it occurs 6-8 days after ovulation.

In some species, such as seals and bats, implantation is delayed for several months, during which time the embryo does not grow; thus the interval between mating and birth may be longer than the gestation period.
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I knew this lens was the future," said Doughtery, who has been working with the lens since 1999 when he and handful of other surgeons traveled to Mexico to perform implantations as pm1 of their training.
Ophthalmologist's vision realized in implantable contacts by Crowe, Deborah / Los Angeles Business Journal
The number of implantations per litter, the number of pups per litter, and the percentage of male pups were not different from controls.
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Their tough, moist, and flexible biomaterial readily conforms to anatomic shapes and has been used in more than 60,000 implantations.
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