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Inviability of parthenogenones is determined by pronuclei, not egg cytoplasm.

Nature - 1 Jan 2000

Mann J R, Lovell-Badge R H

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Parthenogenetic mouse embryos pose an interesting problem in the study of early mammalian development. Haploid or diploid parthenogenones, resulting from spontaneous or experimental activation of unfertilized eggs, will undergo apparently normal preimplantation development but die in the early post-implantation stages. However, in aggregation chimaeras with fertilized embryos, parthenogenetic embryos have the...

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PMID: 6738704
DOI: 10.1038/310066a0

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