OVARIAN TERATOMAS IN MICE ARE DERIVED FROM OOCYTES THAT HAVE COMPLETED 1ST MEIOTIC DIVISION
OVARIAN TERATOMAS IN MICE ARE DERIVED FROM OOCYTES THAT HAVE COMPLETED 1ST MEIOTIC DIVISION
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DOI：
10.1038/269517a0
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发表时间：
1977-01-01
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影响因子：
64.8
通讯作者：
STEVENS, LC
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作者：
EPPIG, JJ;KOZAK, LP;STEVENS, LC
SPONTANEOUS ovarian teratomas are found in about 50% of strain LT/Sv mice by the time they are 90 d old1. These teratomas result from parthenogenetic cleavage of ovarian oocytes. Some parthenotes reach a developmental stage equivalent to 7 d embryo before they become disorganised and further develop into a teratoma. Since some cleaved ovarian oocytes are accompanied by polar bodies, but others seem to lack them, it was uncertain whether the teratomas derive from oocytes that complete the first meiotic division or from oocytes that cleave mitotically without previous meiotic division.
