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Is maternal diabetes causing a delay in embryo development through hypoblast underdevelopment?

K.J. Grybel, Eugénie Canon, J. Knelangen, D. Kradolfer, Mareike Pendzialek, M. Schindler, T. Seeling, Jacqueline Gurke, T. Blachère, Murielle Godet, et al.

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K.J. Grybel, Eugénie Canon, J. Knelangen, D. Kradolfer, Mareike Pendzialek, et al.. Is maternal diabetes causing a delay in embryo development through hypoblast underdevelopment?. COST Action BM 1308 “ Sharing Advances on Large Animal Models - SAALAM ”, Sep 2017, Halle, Germany.

2017, COST Action BM 1308 “ Sharing Advances on Large Animal Models - SAALAM ” Final conference - Advances on large animal models: bridging the gap between biomedical research and clinical translation. �hal-02735932�

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