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Cloned pig fetuses exhibit fatty acid deficiency from impaired placental transport

25 Jul 2019

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Cloned pig fetuses produced by somatic cell nuclear transfer show a high incidence of erroneous development in the uteri of surrogate mothers. The mechanisms underlying the abnormal intrauterine development of cloned pig fetuses are poorly understood. This study aimed to explore the potential causes of the aberrant development of cloned pig fetuses. The levels of numerous fatty acids in allantoic ﬂuid and muscle...

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PMID: 31347235
DOI: 10.1002/mrd.23242

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