Mammary development in mice: effects of hemihysterectomy in pregnancy and of litter size post partum
AUTOR(ES)
Knight, C. H.
RESUMO
1. Mice were hemihysterectomized on day 8 of pregnancy to reduce the number of feto-placental units.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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