INTERACTION OF OLFACTORY AND OTHER ENVIRONMENMENTAL STIMULI ON IMPLANTATION IN DEER MOUSE
INTERACTION OF OLFACTORY AND OTHER ENVIRONMENMENTAL STIMULI ON IMPLANTATION IN DEER MOUSE
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DOI：
10.1126/science.137.3532.764
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发表时间：
1962-01-01
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影响因子：
56.9
通讯作者：
BRONSON, FH
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作者：
ELEFTHERIOU, BE;ZARROW, MX;BRONSON, FH
最近受精的雌性鹿小鼠暴露在物理环境的变化中，包括可用空间的大小，环境的新颖性，以及一个雄性或陌生的雄性，以检验一个陌生的雄性会降低最近受精的雌性的怀孕率的假设(布鲁斯效应)。这些数据证实了布鲁斯效应，但也表明物理环境的变化对新近受精的女性的植入产生了很大影响。
Recently inseminated female deer mice were exposed to changes in physical environment, including size of available space, newness of environment, and a stud or strange male in order to test the hypothesis that a strange male decreases the incidence of pregnancy in recently inseminated females (Bruce effect). The data confirm the Bruce effect but also indicate that changes in physical environment produced great effects on implantation in recently inseminated females.