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Early Developing Pig Embryos Mediate Their Own Environment in the Maternal Tract

28 Mar 2012

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The maternal tract plays a critical role in the success of early embryonic development providing an optimal environment for establishment and maintenance of pregnancy. Preparation of this environment requires an intimate dialogue between the embryo and her mother. However, many intriguing aspects remain unknown in this unique communication system. To advance our understanding of the process by which a blastocyst...

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PMID: 22470458
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0033625

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