Development of mouse eggs beneath the kidney capsule
DRS Kirby - Nature, 1960 - nature.com
DRS Kirby
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Abstract
DURING experiments to produce extra-uterine pregnancies in mice, eggs were transplanted beneath the kidney capsule. Only one egg was transplanted under any one kidney capsule in each experiment. The eggs used were 1-, 2- and 4-cell stages, morulę and blastocysts.
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