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Some studies suggest that female embryos have certain developmental advantages, while other studies indicate that the primary sex ratio of human embryos may actually be higher than the secondary ratio at birth.
The question of whether all human embryos are female touches on the fundamental aspects of human embryology and sex determination. This synthesis aims to analyze the available research to provide a clear understanding of the sex ratio in human embryos.
Female Bias in Embryonic Stem Cell Lines:
Embryo Development and Sex Differences:
Sex Ratio in Early Embryos:
The research indicates that not all human embryos are female. While there is a notable female bias in the derivation of human embryonic stem cell lines, this is due to culture conditions rather than an inherent gender imbalance. Additionally, early developmental stages show differences in timing and success rates between male and female embryos, with a higher primary sex ratio of males in the earliest stages.
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