Rapid transport of alien eggs transplanted 66 hours post coitum in the oviduct of the rabbit
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Rapid transport of alien eggs transplanted 66 hours post coitum in the oviduct of the rabbit
J Reprod Med.
1975 Feb.
Abstract
Alien (fixed and stained) rabbit ova were transferred into the oviduct of recipient rabbits 24, 48, 60, and 66 hours post-coitum and were observed at 48, 72, 72, and 72 hours post-coitum respectively, using a clearing technique. In all cases the transport of alien eggs was accelerated, so they caught up with native eggs. Alien eggs, transferred to the ampulla 66 hours post-coitum were transported to the uterus within six hours.
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