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Paternally Transmitted Chromosomal Aberrations in Mouse Zygotes Determine Their Embryonic Fate1

1 Mar 2004

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The developmental consequences of chromosomal aberrations in embryos include spontaneous abortions, morphological defects, inborn abnormalities, and genetic/chromosomal diseases. Six germ-cell mutagens with different modes of action and spermatogenic stage sensitivities were used to investigate the relationship between the types of cytogenetic damage in zygotes with their subsequent risk of postimplantation death...

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PMID: 14585809
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod.103.023044

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