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Uterine environment and breed effects on erythropoiesis and liver protein secretion in late embryonic and early fetal swine.

Biology of reproduction - 1 Apr 1998

Pearson P L, Klemcke H G, Christenson R K, Vallet J L

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In this study we investigated erythropoiesis and fetal liver protein secretion during late embryonic (Day 24 and Day 30) and early fetal (Day 40) development in pigs from domestic white crossbred (WC) gilts with a normal (intact; INT) or crowded (unilateral hysterectomized/ovariectomized; UHO) uterine environment, or from prolific Chinese Meishan (MS) gilts. Increased fetal weight, fetal liver weight, placental...

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PMID: 9546720
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod58.4.911

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