Genomic imprinting, growth and maternal–fetal interactions

FC Cassidy, M Charalambous - Journal of Experimental …, 2018 - journals.biologists.com
In the 1980s, mouse nuclear transplantation experiments revealed that both male and
female parental genomes are required for successful development to term (;). This non …
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Genomic imprinting, growth and maternal-fetal interactions

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In the 1980s, mouse nuclear transplantation experiments revealed that both male and
female parental genomes are required for successful development to term (McGrath and …
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In the 1980s, mouse nuclear transplantation experiments revealed that both male and
female parental genomes are required for successful development to term (McGrath and …

Genomic imprinting, growth and maternal-fetal interactions.

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female parental genomes are required for successful development to term (McGrath and …
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In the 1980s, mouse nuclear transplantation experiments revealed that both male and
female parental genomes are required for successful development to term (McGrath and …
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[PDF][PDF] Genomic imprinting, growth and maternal–fetal interactions

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In the 1980s, mouse nuclear transplantation experiments revealed that both male and
female parental genomes are required for successful development to term (McGrath and …