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Trypan blue induced teratogenesis of rat embryos cultivated <i>in vitro</i>

Myron M. Turbow

Development · 1966 · 35 citations · 16 references

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Trypan blue is known to produce embryonic abnormalities in a wide variety of animals, including rats (Gillman, Gilbert, Gillman &amp; Spence, 1948), mice (Waddington &amp; Carter, 1953; Hamburgh, 1954), amphibians (Waddington &amp; Perry, 1956), chickens (Beaudoin &amp; Wilson, 1958;Stéphan &amp; Sutter, 1961), rabbits (Ferm, 1956), and hamsters (Ferm, 1958). Studies on the teratogenic action of this dye have also been made in culture (Mulherkar, 1960).

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