Titlebook: Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Implantation; Stanley R. Glasser,David W. Bullock Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 Plantation.RNA.b

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Activity of RNA and DNA Polymerases in Delayed-Implanting Mouse Embryosrred to as facultative delayed implantation. The embryos can be reactivated by removal of the suckling young or by injection of estradiol-17. along with progesterone. A similar metabolic activation appears to occur when the dormant embryos are removed from the uterus and placed . (McLaren, 1973; Weitlauf, 1974; Van Blerkom and Manes, 1977).

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Owen T. Summerscales,F. Geoffrey N. Cloke or life expectancy of the individual. This relative independence of the reproductive processes, as true of vertebrates as it is of invertebrates, has made it possible for widely different adaptive mechanisms to occur, without marked interference with the general economy of the body; it is with a co

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Roger H. Charlier,Charles W. Finklf early mammalian development rather than having to extrapolate from the results obtained with other classes and phyla. While much still remains to be done, it is clear that there are both important similarities and differences between mammalian and non-mammalian oocytes and embryos and among the di

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-78377-0he uterus for blastocyst implantation was seldom asked directly. Psychoyos provided some classical studies on the hormonal requirements for implantation and decidualization. Decidualization of stroma was extensively studied by Shelesnyak and colleagues and some outstanding contributions were made by

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Viviparity or life expectancy of the individual. This relative independence of the reproductive processes, as true of vertebrates as it is of invertebrates, has made it possible for widely different adaptive mechanisms to occur, without marked interference with the general economy of the body; it is with a co

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Cellular and Genetic Analysis of Mouse Blastocyst Development presence of the ICM. The ICM itself gives rise to the fetus and to the extraembryonic membranes but cannot implant or survive in the uterus in the absence of trophectoderm (Gardner, 1972; Gardner .., 1973). Thus, the early postimplantation development of mouse embryos, and perhaps other mammalian e

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