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Large offspring syndrome in cattle and sheep

1998-09-01

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Bovine and ovine embryos exposed to a variety of unusual environments prior to the blastocyst stage have resulted in the development of unusually large offspring which can also exhibit a number of organ defects. In these animals, the increased incidence of difficult parturition and of fetal and neonatal losses has limited the large-scale use of in vitro embryo production technologies commonly used in humans and ot...

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3cf93564-58d7-58d2-898a-5038a0f7023b
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10.1530/revreprod/3.3.155
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