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Effects of fetal and maternal genotype on placentome morphology in sheep.

Theriogenology - 1 Dec 2020

Vonnahme K A, Arndt W J, Borowicz P P, Caton J S, Grazul-Bilska A T, Redmer D A, Reynolds L P

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Both maternal and fetal genotypes contribute to conceptus development. The objective was to determine how placentome number, size, and type and fetal weight was influenced after reciprocal embryo transfer in Columbia and Romanov sheep. Reciprocal embryo transfer was conducted between Columbia and Romanov ewes where a single embryo was transferred into Romanov and Columbia recipients [Romanov embryo in a Romanov...

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PMID: 33002772
DOI: 10.1016/j.theriogenology.2020.09.013

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