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Journal of Reproduction and Fertility (1966) (1966) 12 593-595
DOI: 10.1530/jrf.0.0120593
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DELAYED IMPLANTATION IN THE SPAYED, PROGESTERONE TREATED ADULT MOUSE

K. YOSHINAGA and C. E. ADAMS

The influence of the time of spaying on the occurrence of delayed implantation has been intensively studied in the rat. Although it was originally reported that early spaying (Day 1 or 2 of pregnancy) followed by progesterone treatment did not lead to a delay in implantation, whereas spaying at a later stage (Day 4) did (Canivenc, Laffargue & Mayer, 1956; Cochrane & Meyer, 1957), further work on rats revealed that spaying before Day 4 generally resulted in delayed implantation (Psychoyos & Alloiteau, 1962; Nutting & Meyer, 1963; Mayer, 1963). Failure to observe delayed implantation more universally in the early experiments has been ascribed in part to incomplete ovariectomy. As the influence of the time of spaying on implantation has apparently not been examined in the adult mouse, the present work was undertaken. Endocrinolo




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