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Genetic determinants of teratogen-induced abnormal development in mouse and rat embryos in vitro.

The International journal of developmental biology - 1 Apr 1997

Kapron C M, Trasler D G

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The response of an embryo to a teratogenic treatment is often critically dependent on its genetic makeup. However, in conventional in vivo studies of gene-teratogen interactions it may be difficult to distinguish between the effects of genes that are carried by the embryo and those that are carried by the mother. It is likewise not easy to determine whether an observed interaction is between a particular gene and...

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