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Effect of yolk-sac antibody on rat embryos grown in culture

D. A. T. New, Robert L. Brent

Development · 1972 · 77 citations · 9 references

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Abstract

ABSTRACT It has been shown that congenital malformations can be produced in rats by injection into the pregnant female of rat kidney antiserum (Brent, Averich & Drapiewski, 1961 ; Brent, 1966a, b) or heterologous placental antiserum (Brent, 1966a, b, 1967). The teratogenic factor has been localized in the gammaglobulin fraction of the serum (Brent, 1966b).

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Development of structure and function in the mammalian yolk sac

Helen A. Padykula, Julius J. Deren, Tony Wilson · Developmental Biology · 1966 · 142 citations

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The production of congenital malformations using tissue antisera. VII. Yolk‐sac antiserum

Robert L. Brent, Albert J. Johnson, Marcela Jensen · Teratology · 1971 · 96 citations

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A histochemical and biochemical study of some aspects of placental function in the rat using maternal injection of horseradish peroxidase.

Felix Beck, John B. Lloyd, A.J. Griffiths · PubMed · 1967 · 90 citations

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Production of Congenital Malformations Using Tissue Antibodies. I. Kidney Antisera.

Robert L. Brent, E. Averich, V. A. Drapiewski · Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1961 · 89 citations

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Development of explanted rat embryos in circulating medium

D. A. T. New · Development · 1967 · 79 citations

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