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Effect of long-term selection for early postnatal growth rate on survival and prenatal development of transferred mouse embryos.

Journal of reproduction and fertility - 1 Jan 2000

Ernst C A, Rhees B K, Miao C H, Atchley W R

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Reciprocal embryo transfer procedures were performed among mouse selection lines to examine prenatal maternal effects on survival and development of transferred embryos. Mice were from generations 28 and 29 of an experiment to select for (i) increased body weight again from 0 to 10 days (E+); (ii) decreased body weight gain from 0 to 10 days (E-); or (iii) a randomly bred control line (C). A total of 118 embryo...

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PMID: 10793643
DOI: 10.1530/jrf.0.1180205

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