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spontaneous labor Labor that begins and progresses without pharmacological, mechanical, or operative intervention.
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spontaneous abortion A pregnancy that is not viable (the fetus cannot survive) or in which the fetus is born before the 20th week of pregnancy.
Ãâó: www2.gsu.edu/~wwwfsm/vocabulary/all_modules.htm
spontaneous A mutation discovered among the descendants of a mouse whose germ cells were not exposed to a chemical or physical mutagen. Additionally, certain mutants that had a mutagen-treated parent or ancestor have been concluded to be of spontaneous origin if the germ-cell stage being sampled is not that which has been exposed, or if the mode of inheritance cannot account for appearance of the mutant. These special circumstances for certain specific alleles are explained under Additional Remarks.
Ãâó: lsd.ornl.gov/mouse/Search-pulldownglossary.htmlx
spontaneous Spontaneous processes do not require work to be done in order to occur. A reaction is said tobe spontaneous if it is possible.
Ãâó: ibchem.com/root_htm/defn/gloss.htm
spontaneous abortion This occurs when a woman naturally looses the pregnancy, also called a miscarriage.
Ãâó: health.ucsd.edu/teratogen/Glossary.asp
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