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Multiplying embryos: experimental monozygotic polyembryony in mammals and its uses

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Fig. 1. Types of monozygotic twins and their reciprocal relationship within a sche-matic uterus
Fig. 2. Methods of embryo bisection. During the gation of blastomeres is caused by the application of trypsin after the zona pellucida (ZP) has been dissolved by acidified Tyrode’s solution or pronase chemical blastomere separation procedure, a disaggre-(A
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Fig. 3. Discordant MZ mouse twin embryos. Immunoconfocal fluores-cence image of discordant MZ twin blastocysts (E4.5), co-stained for cell lineage-specific markers: CDX2 for TE (green), SOX17 and NANOG for the ICM lineages of PE (blue) and EPI (red), respe
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