PROTEIN CONTENT OF THE MOUSE EMBRYO DURING THE FIRST FIVE DAYS OF DEVELOPMENT

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PROTEIN CONTENT OF THE MOUSE EMBRYO DURING THE FIRST FIVE DAYS OF DEVELOPMENT

RALPH L. BRINSTER

Summary.: The protein content of the mouse embryo decreases from 27·77ng at the one-cell stage to 20·58 ng at the morula stage.This is approximately a 25% decrease during the first 3 daysof development. After the morula stage, the decrease in proteincontent stops, and there appears to be an increase in totalprotein with blastocyst formation.

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