Numbers of metrial gland cells in the placental labyrinth of congenic resistant and inbred strains of mice, with observations on the size of the labyrinth.
AUTOR(ES)
Krcek, J P
RESUMO
The size of the placental labyrinth and the number of metrial gland cells in it were investigated, from the eleventh to the sixteenth day of gestation, in C57BL/10Sn, B10.A/SgSn, SWR/J and DBA/2J isogenic matings and C57BL/10Sn X B10.A/SgSn and B10.A/SgSn X C57BL/10Sn congenic matings. It was found that both H-2 disparity between mother and conceptus and some other strain-specific trait under genetic control influence the size of the placental labyrinth, while the number of labyrinthine metrial gland cells is affected only by the strain-specific trait.
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