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Biochemical changes in the equine capsule following prostaglandin‐induced pregnancy failure

Chu et al., 1997

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9780625249162077188
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Chu J
Sharom F
Oriol J
Betteridge K
Cleaver B
Sharp D
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Molecular Reproduction and Development: Incorporating Gamete Research

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The equine embryonic capsule, an acellular covering that envelops the conceptus during the second and third weeks of pregnancy, is composed of mucin‐like glycoproteins. Its structure is consistent with a dual role during early pregnancy: protection of the conceptus …
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