Paper - On the question of the interpretation of the structural features of the early blastocyst of the guinea-pig (1928)

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Wilson JT. On the question of the interpretation of the structural features of the early blastocyst of the guinea-pig. (1928) J Anat. 62: 346-358. PMID 17104199

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This 1928 paper by Wilson describes features of the early blastocyst of the guinea pig.



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On the question of the interpretation of the structural features of the early blastocyst of the guinea-pig

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