Original paper
Early and natural embryonic death in Lagostomus maximus: Association with the uterine glands, vasculature, and musculature
Abstract
The uterus is an organ with great plasticity due to the morphological and physiological changes it experiences during the estrous cycle and pregnancy. In mammals, pregnancy requires diverse sex hormones, growth factors and cytokines, among others, for promoting uterine remodeling to favor implantation, placentation, and embryo/fetus survival and growth. The hystricognathi rodent Lagostomus maximus (plains viscacha) has a high rate of embryonic...
Paper Details
Title
Early and natural embryonic death in Lagostomus maximus: Association with the uterine glands, vasculature, and musculature
Published Date
May 7, 2020
Journal
Volume
281
Issue
7
Pages
710 - 724
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